What I love about a day at home with no agenda is the spontaneity that doesn't usually come naturally to me. The family functions better when I have things all planned out, but sometimes it's fun to just follow the thoughts and imaginations of the children.
At breakfast we were discussing which animals God made. Some are for land and others for the sea. Then we remembered that some animals can be on land and in the water! How exciting. This lead us to making walrus tusks out of straws. They found this very amusing. Next we needed whiskers. I'm pretty sure no walrus has ever had kitty whiskers like these, but Jackson and Cosette thought they were awesome.
Cosette has developed an appetite for climbing everything and escaping from anywhere. Here she shows off some of her moves and her walrus features.
Pretty sweet walrus moves Jackson
Oh those bangs!
She made this face for a long time. I have approximately 8 shots of her making this crazy face. It's a favorite.
The cowering walrus. He likes to pretend to hide, but is really obvious
Then we argued for a while about whether to read Bible stories or Baby Yosemite
Jackson makes his case for reading about Pharoh
Small fight breaks out.
I didn't know Cosette could be any cuter, but whiskers do the trick.
Playing the parting of the Red Sea with the pillows.
Coloring in his workbook
Not too interested in Mommy
Feeding Baby Adele her breakfast in her baby highchair

It is nice to be at home, but by 10:30 we absolutely had to get out and do something. Restlessness settles in pretty quickly in this house.