Chloe’s been working on her silver award project for Girl Scout this summer. She researched to find out local organizations that worked with a cause she’s passionate about and after making phone calls and writing emails to make appointments which lead to a meeting with a director, she and her friend decided to work with Camp Sunshine. It’s a summer recreational program for children and young adults with multiple disabilities.
This week they started volunteering at the camp and I am so proud of them for coming out each day with bright similes on their faces after a full day of work.

My handy man finished fixing the shed and now it’s time for us to prime and paint.

My thoughtful daughter put a piece of paper towel so she doesn’t splatter paint on my hair. 🙂

She says this is how I look when I paint.

She looks like she painted for hours… in reality she painted for an hour and I finish priming and painting most of it. By myself. Ahem.

brunch @ Farmhouse Cafe

This girl doesn’t like to dress up. I purchased these but half of them got rejected. 🙁 It’s impossible to shop for her…

Our last stop, Beetlejuice on broadway!

It was a phenomenal show! Definitely one of our fave!

Lunch @ New Wonjo in K-town

This labyrinth lead me to my secret color:

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This “pool” was big hit! We could’ve just stayed here for hours.

Second stop is Color Factory!

I have a very fun day planned for my kids in the city today.

First, eat cake for breakfast at Dominique Ansel Bakery.

Chloe chose the infamous cronut & tiramisu that’s in the shape of NYC coffee cup for her breakfast.

Shane got French toast and I got a spinach and gruyere quiche.
Though the kids loved the idea of eating sweets for breakfast, they barely could finish half of theirs, saying everything was too sweet. They ended up sharing my quiche.. Lol.

Well, the reason we came all the way out to Williamsburg, was for Andrew to take this girl to the S L I M E  E X P O .
Andrew, you win the best dad award of the day.

Happy. Happy.