Willow's Summer

Willow has finished preschool last week, and has enjoyed every day off so far. This girl can both crack me up and drive me up a wall within five minutes. She is set to go to the doctor tomorrow to get her cast off, and she is more than excited about that. In fact, Willow has made some big plans! They involve - water, ice, lemonade, a new blog, challenges, and videos of her! I love the enthusiasm in this one that is for sure.  I know where she is going with all of that, and I really don't think she understands all that is involved in taking on such an endeavor. I will talk to her more about it, and keep you all posted if things change on Willow's Wishes.

At this point, we have no big plans for summer either; which is both nice and boring at the same time. Willow could basically plan every day of your life if you would let her, and yet some days she feels like doing nothing at all and is no help in coming up with ideas for fun. We have some fun beach days, and park play dates planned, some chill time at the museum, pool days, water fun at home, so we can definitely stay busy. She knows all about this blog, and loves to share it with others she meets so they can keep in touch with her. She also likes to share her life with others.


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