Here is Brian's donut "game-face":


It was actually a recipe involving refrigerator biscuits and a circle cookie cutter. SO scrumptious.
We told the girls that it was our special day. To help them understand, I explained to them that we were celebrating the day mom and dad got all dressed up in a tux and wedding dress and promised, in front of God and our loved ones, to love each other forever. Then, we had a party.
"We are celebrating that day."
The girls thought that was great.
We had a fun night with the girls, and when it was time to tuck the girls in to bed, Liv was distraught. "But, I don't want to miss your versary!" I explained that it was time for mom and dad to watch their movie and spend time alone. "But I want to see you in your wedding dress! I want to go to the party!"
It was so funny and so cute. Apparently, she thought we were going to re-enact our wedding vows.
1 comment:
There is nothing better than homemade donuts!! Happy Anniversary! Reese is absolutely beautiful!
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