The next generation of ya-ya's. {minus a few} Love each of these ladies, how fun and what a privilege it is to watch them grow up.
This is a typical day on Carli's homestead. Never a lack of children, food, laughter or tears. Where eclectic attire and imaginations run free and dreaming and relaxation are a requirement.
A little hammock love in the sunshine.
It was my first time leaving Mimi. {she was only 4 blocks away} She lasted a couple hours and I did better than I thought I would. :) All in all it was a beautiful day that let my love tank feeling very full. ♥
LOVE LOVE LOVE this post :) such sweet little girls you all are raising! Mum you look stunning...as do all of the yaya's....I'm glad you got some me time ;)
ReplyDeleteThis makes me want ya yas, lots of them! And lots of little girls to pass on the tradition to!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lindsay, it was weird to be out. As I sat there with my glass of wine I started laughing at the thought of dating again. Oy vey, God is going to have to drop him on my doorstep because I SO do not want to do the dating scene again. I grimace at the thought. :)
ReplyDeleteNicole- ya yas are my lifeline, not sure how quality of life would be without them. You definitely need a few. :) We have 1 lone boy in the group and Meirabel has 8 {blood} female cousins. I'm sure boys are fantastic I just don't have any experience. :)
Never a lack of crack either. :) These pictures melt me. I love the one of Reese and Bella in the hammock. We are so incredibly blessed to have each other.
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