There was no furniture, so we sat, criss-cross apple sauce, on the hardwood floor to have our first meal in our new home. So much sunlight was streaming through the window that the dust bunnies in the corners seemed like decorations. The kids could not sit still, even for the time to take this picture, much less eat any of the food at their feet. There were just too many empty rooms to discover, filled with mysterious tiny doors and strange little corners. The empty house echoed with their happy shouts to each other as they explored.
It was just three weeks ago, and although we've filled the house with our belongings, there are still unopened boxes in most rooms. But yet the kids still talk about the day we ate on the floor as though it was a distant memory, laughing about it around the dinner table.
Happy Wordful, not so Wordless and Way-back wednesday!


10 comments:
Congrats on your new home. We love picnic's in the living room and still have them occasionally. It's always a nice treat for the kids
Sounds wonderful! Brings back my own memories of moving- and sleeping on the floor until beds showed up :)
Enjoy your new home!!
It's funny what memories our kids hold on to. Like mine can't seem to forget the time I did garage picnic because it was raining and I couldn't take them complaining to go outside anymore.
great shot--you all have the most comfy seat in the house!
look like a beautiful home!
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Great shot there. Your new home looks great! :)
Your title caught my eye! I wanted to know why you had an empty house! What a memory for your family! Congrats on your new home! Mrs. Hart
It's great to hear that the kids are adjusting well to the new city and home. This is a very fun picture.
Congrats on your new home! I hope you get all your boxes unpacked soon.
When I was little my mom would sometimes let me eat lunch as a Picnic on the Floor in the living room.
Little did I know Picnic on the Floor would be the norm in college rather than the treat as a kid.
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