Few Different Things

Friday was our (my mom, sister, and me) annual Christmas baking day. We made a total of 5 different kinds of cookies, that should last till January sometime, in our house here anyway. We always have lots of fun doing this together, and this year it was no exception as my brother was also at home, doing other stuff, but around enough to be part of some of the laughter and good times. We usually try to pick a day to bake when the guys aren't around so they can't eat everything that we make right away.

Yesterday we had a Grey Cup Party at our place with 4 other couples. So including kids we were 15 in our small home. It was so much fun, despite the fact that our Bombers lost to their enemy the Riders'. One friend was quite happy, as she was the only one whole heartedly cheering for them. It had been a long time since we have had people over for some kind of party, and it was great. Lots of food, fun, cheering, and then sleep.

Our girl Brooklyn, somehow has learned that it can be funny when people hurt themselves, or she's told not to do something. I didn't think kids could learn this so early, but Brooklyn has a bit. Yesterday in church a little boy her age, tripped and fell. She looked away, snickered, and continued on with playing. I couldn't believe it. Where did she learn to do that and think it is funny. The other day she was wanting to push her buddy Carter, and I told her not to. She turned away from me and intentionally laughed. What are we going to do with her? So far we can just laugh behind her back cause it looks kinda funny. I just hope she doesn't really realize what she is doing.