Happy fifth, Chloe! We had so much fun celebrating you this week! Chloe is so fun. She's smart as a whip, loves unicorns and cats and rainbows and legos and putting vast quantities of bows in her hair. She loves to wear dresses and wears them nearly every day. We recently realized her hair is QUITE curly. She's not actually thrilled about it, but Bill and I are in love. Chloe is always willing to give something to one of her siblings to make them happy. She likes to make others happy. She's also quite spicy. She has the best stink eye and shares it quite liberally with her siblings and parents, hahaha! She is pretty quiet in public but if you listen to her soft voice, she has a lot to say. She's a petite little thing so she's often mistaken for being younger, but it doesn't take much time with her to realize she is not a tiny girl anymore. She was all about the chocolate cake. She's also my kids that adores all the fruits and veggies. And pasta with olive oil and salt and pepper. She's got quite the refined palate.
We went to the Museum of Ancient Life at Thanksgiving Point for Chloe's birthday activity. It was so fun. We all really enjoyed it.
Pedicures! We got Natasha a pedicure for her birthday and me and her and our sister-in-law Jessica went together. It was heavenly.
We got a new workout bench on Amazon Prime Day, among a few other things. The kids are all really enjoying using it. It has multiple uses, haha! Chloe was happy to watch a show using it to sit on the other day.I did this with Genevieve's hair for church. She has the most amazing hair.
And this was an effort to diffuse hers. Turns out she has more beach waves and maybe about half a can too much mousse in it, hahaha. She came downstairs and told me she'd put five handfuls of mousse in it and could I diffuse it. We'll try again another time, but it looks promising!
I've been wanting to make something with rhubarb for a while. We have some in the backyard garden. I made this tart and some rhubarb muffins yesterday and they are both fantastic.
And last but not least, tonight we went and supported some of our friends in a fundraiser for their trip to Kenya in the fall. Ate some hot dogs, snow cones, cotton candy, rode ponies, or actually horses for three of my kids, spun themselves dizzy on a swing, and generally had a lovely time supporting our friends. We're hoping the best for their trip to Kenya and all the service they are planning. 

























































