Evelyn is obsessed with cows. Cows and butterflies, and flowers and outside.
Basically she’s obsessed with Springtime.
“FWOWERS!”
“COOOOOWS!”
“BUFFERLIES!”
“OWWWSIDE!”
She is over the moon to have a paddock filled with calves and their mothers across the road. She spends a lot of time demanding to go outside and watch the coooows. Failing that, she will stand forlornly at the window until they wander into view before she loses her mind and makes everyone come and look because COOOOWS!
It’s adorable.
I showed her Mount Gnomon Farm’s instagram feed last night and she was in her element. FOOD! COWS! SHEEP! PIGS!
It doesn’t take much to make a two year old happy.
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I spent the morning making soap today (Sweet Vanilla, and Passionfruit) and the afternoon packing soap. Evelyn sat next to me while I bagged soaps and added stickers.
“I HELP YOU!” over and over again until I realised she was demanding to help, not telling me she loved me or asking for something. Her speech is a little slurry still, but the muscle tone is improving and language leaps are happening.
She pressed down stickers after I put them on and it was going fantastically until she found a Sharpie on the table and nearly defaced the afternoon’s work while I sorted the pre-ordered soaps from the sellable immediately soaps.
It could have been a drama, but crisis averted. Mostly. She did shout a liiiiitle bit about the loss of the sharpie, but details.
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It’s looking like our hallway and living room carpet are going to be replaced. A few weeks back a lightbulb exploded molten glass all over the place, leaving burned carpet and melted in glass everywhere. Insurance has been through to make it safe (unfortunately covering molten glass shards with duct tape doesn’t work so well) and they’ve just been in contact to say someone will be out to measure my main two rooms for new carpet.
On one hand FREAKING AWESOME. It almost makes up for almost having the house burn down (okay, hyperbole, but it definitely burned the carpet and I’m glad Nathan and I were awake with a puking/rotten sick Evelyn at the time, otherwise it would have been even crappier) and the subsequent cut feet as we found all the melted shards.
On the other hand OH MY GOD. All my soap curing shelves are on the carpet which needs replacing. As is most of our furniture.
It’s going to be chaos.
Chaos with a point, but still, chaos.
I’m torn between a panic attack and happy dancing.
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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New soaps in the shop!
Cardamom Sandalwood is back in stock with a make over and a new recipe to add even more luxurious bubbles.
Up The Garden Path is a springtime smelling floral sensation and absolutely gorgeous pretty at the same time.
Chocolate Soap
This only went into the shop this weekend and it’s almost sold out! Smells like brownies, or the best dark chocolate.
That’s life for me. How are you?
Yay for new carpet! Ignore the panic attacks and do a happy dance. And COOOOOWS!
Bufferlies!!!!!! OMG the cute!
The soaps look AMAZING!!!
Before I had kids, I thought I would have SO MUCH time on my hands, oh man how wrong could I be. There is never a dull moment, always somethings happening and sometimes I think I am freaking out and happy dancing at the some time…
I nice reminder to enjoy the moment, even the crazy town!
How amazing to have cows across the road! Bummer about the carpet, maybe look at the chaos as an opportunity to reorganize things? A deeply annoying opportunity, but still.
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LOVE the excitement and energy here xxxxxx
The girl has priorities. Cute and pretty things!
The Spring calves are just sooo cute! Have you ever watched them play? Just on dusk after they have their last feed of the day. My fave part of Spring 🙂
MC xo
Ahhh 2 year olds. So much cuteness and determination wrapped up in a pint sized body!
And your soaps. I need to get onto those. I must.
🙁 your chocolate soap is almost sold out and I can’t yet afford to order any. I blew out my budget last month and I’ll need all this month to recover, so maybe in November. I LOVE my lemon verbena and the orange ginger, just as I knew I would. My grand daughter loves the maple sugar candy one.
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