Valentine's Day started as usual. I decorated the kids' doors with hearts and laid a trail of hearts for each child that led to a bag of hidden goodies.
Um...yeah Derek, there is a big bag of candy
under the oven. Keep looking, Dude.
Ryan (7 months old) enjoying his brother's candy.
For dinner we had our 2
nd annual "Restaurant at Home". Dave was the waiter and I was the cook with the annoying accent. (Dave gave me those pretty flowers and my Mom and Dad sent me candy. I was one lucky girl!)
They have gone crazy over this tradition both years. :) Dave hung sheets to create a cozy dining room and to hide the kitchen. They order from a menu and we serve them. I'm not sure how that's much different than normal though. :)
It was fun spending time with our kids on Valentine's Day...sure beats the long wait at a real restaurant.
Ryan (7 months old) enjoying his brother's candy. 
For dinner we had our 2nd annual "Restaurant at Home". Dave was the waiter and I was the cook with the annoying accent. (Dave gave me those pretty flowers and my Mom and Dad sent me candy. I was one lucky girl!) 
They have gone crazy over this tradition both years. :) Dave hung sheets to create a cozy dining room and to hide the kitchen. They order from a menu and we serve them. I'm not sure how that's much different than normal though. :) 
It was fun spending time with our kids on Valentine's Day...sure beats the long wait at a real restaurant.
3 comments:
CUTE "Love Hut!" What a fun Valentine's Day. Ours was so low-key that I don't even remember what we did. But you always make that day fun.
Such a wonderful, fun mom, Natalie. Oh, Dave, you picked the most wonderful, fun girl to be married to!
Grandma Judy
I love your restaurant idea, and I remember thinking I wanted to copy it last year.... can you send me a reminder or something next year so that i remember to do it?? SO fun!!
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