scenes of our sunday

Chris and I decided Saturday night that if Ellie felt up for it (still really tired from her fever) we would go out for a big breakfast.

Lucky for us, she felt up for it.

 Gosh I love this kid.

 See?  I didn't hold back.  It was delicious.

 My 2 favorite people in all the world.

 Then we went home and relaxed for a bit.

 We played some Wii.

 And cuddled a cat.

 Then Chris and Ellie headed to the movie (Gnomeo and Juliet) and I went to the grocery.

Unfair you say?

Ellie had been attached to my hip for a week.

2 hours alone in a grocery seemed heavenly.

I took my camera, but I was going to Walmart (cause I needed only basics and a few non grocery items).  The Walmart I go to is sort of rough.

I had lofty aspirations of taking artsy shots of the red peppers and rows of cereal.

But as I stood in the produce section, ready to get my camera out, I realized these people would laugh and point at me if I took a picture of the produce.

So, imagine, if you will, a lovely shot of red peppers here.

Or maybe a long shot of all the different coffees.

Or someone with their butt crack hanging out.

Ok, moving on.

Then when I got home, I put all the groceries away.

Then I made banana bread.

Cause apparently we can't get 5 bananas eaten in this house before they go bad.

Then I made turkey meatloaf for dinner.

Then I sat down to catch up on some correspondence.

Then my family came home.

As for the banana bread... 

Yum-o. 

 I added chocolate chips this time.

When it was cool, I promplty cut it in half and took it to my neighbors.

Cause my butt doesn't need a whole loaf.

(Did you see my breakfast?)

 Then we ate the (surprisingly tasty) meatloaf.

Gave Ellie a warm bath.

And put her to bed.

At 7.

Then we watched The Amazing Race.

It's not looking good for the cowboys.

And I love the cowboys.

Then we went to bed.

And that was our Sunday.