As the school year comes to an end, it's time to wrap up Flat Makayla's visit with us. As we looked at the pictures we have taken all over the state, we realized we had not taken her to many places in our backyard, so this weekend we headed south to Dallas.
Here's some of the snapshots around our "backyard" Dallas.
Our first stop was one of the BIG signs... This one is located at Klyde Warren Park and is sponsored by Southwest Airlines.
Klyde Warren park is a park built on a bridge.
Our next stop as the clouds started to move in, was the Guadalupe Cathedral in the Arts District. This cathedral is more than 100 years old, we got to attend Spanish mass while we were there.
Our next stop was Pioneer Plaza located near the Dallas Convention Center and Dallas City Hall. The sculptures commemorates nineteenth century longhorn cattle drives
It was about to start raining, but we took at quick picture by Reunion Tower
All in all it was a fun day. Micaela got to see some places we've only talked about and now we want to go back when we have more time and hopefully no rain in the forecast.
You can see more of the pictures on Instagram and Flickr by searching hashtag #micaelamakaylacousinbonding. Thanks for stopping by!
You can see more of the pictures on Instagram and Flickr by searching hashtag #micaelamakaylacousinbonding. Thanks for stopping by!




It's cute, rhymes- which is something I enjoy and Micaela enjoyed the count down. We'll see what the real groundhog tells us tomorrow-- 6 more weeks of winter or spring is around the corner! Now, we can move on to Valentine's Day books-- we've got a bunch of new ones to share. Thanks for stopping by!








The book profiles Fancy Nancy and her best friend Bree as they set out to explore the fascinating world of wildflowers, trees, leaves, birds and butterflies. There are recipes for making a pinecone birdfeeder and extra fancy lemonade. I can't wait to read this to Micaela, I just know she is going to love it, it's just so perfect for Earth Day!


DH and I weren't crazy about this one but Micaela liked it.
I highly recommend this little musical book. It's got a cute little rhyming poem that you will memorize quickly and you will find yourself humming often.


The ryhming story counts down the lady bugs ten to one. The bugs on the pages are three dimensional. Melanie has written other count down books but I think this is the cutest of all especially for a little girl that is into lady bugs.