The New Year Is Here!!! 🎉🎆

​When Mommy said we were going to do a blog, I nearly hyperventilated from excitement! I love being able to record events - the way they TRULY happened! Last night was New Year’s Eve! We had a big feast full of junk food and delicious snacks! We ate until we could eat no more. Then we did our traditional “looking back on this year” sheet. It was a LOT of fun to see what we wrote from past years and to compare our artistic skills. We watched the ball drop (from past years) and this is what Sophia observed:

Setting: Mommy told her not to make noise with her “blower” until we watched the ball drop.

Sophia (age 5): “Whoever finds the ball gets to make as much noise as they can!” 

We all had a great time, and ended the night with videos of the Swedish chef from Muppets. I am so excited for the New Year to come!

Love, Abigail 

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