Fabric Shopping Adventure

Today was our big adventure to the Fabric store!!! The fall/winter designs are done but I needed fabric for them! Why was it a big adventure?? Well because Me and My 2 yr. old (who Hates shopping, But hates babysitters even more!) well there is one babysitter that he likes BUT she is one of my best friends and I invited her and her 5mo. old to go with us as she is a 'crafter too!!) So we were, Rachel, 5mo old Easton, Me, 2yr. old Mitchell, AND 8 mo. old Hadassah!!! ANYTHING could happen with that age group!!
After delivering my 2 older daughters to school, we stopped at the grocery store for some special snacks (bribes) to add to the stash in Mitchell's Survivor backpack!!
Yes!! we used all 8 'Fruit Strips' :)



This nap on the drive (1hr) to the fabric shop is what saved the WHOLE day!



BLISS!!! Finally those fall designs, are taking on some color!!!! I found THE PERFECT fabric!!!





We rewarded ourselves with Chipotle for lunch.. Yes, when you are from the boonies eating at Chipotle is a BIG TREAT!! Our table had more entertaining value than a three ring circus has!!, yes it was a crazy lunch!! Hadassah was wanting 'real' food instead of her baby food!!!



Hadassah!! bright eyed and awake on our ride home!!!
Thank you Rachel for keeping me 'sane' today!!!!!




Comments

  1. Rae NoltAugust 30, 2010 at 8:04 PM

    I had so much fun! Can't wait to do it again! :)

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  2. jess mAugust 30, 2010 at 8:25 PM

    'treats' and a good nap are the way to go with toddlers! lol

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