Then she was three.

I can't believe that Elsie is three already. We celebrated her birthday this weekend with presents, going to a community event with friends and a pink 'scary roar' dinosaur cake. It was a lovely weekend and while I am blessed and excited to see these children of mine grow, my heart aches with the reality that this season of parenting small children is coming to a close. 

Grant has been called into firefighting duty and things have been hectic here. The dogs took on a gonna and Maisie the young border collie came off second best, there was a snake in a bedroom (non-venomous) and a sick baby goat I was unable to save. There are animals to move tonight, chickens to feed and the usual cooking, cleaning and washing that comes with 4 children. As well as a combined total of 2.5 hours/day of the morning and afternoon school/bus run.

So this post is just a quick one to touch base and share sweet Elsies birthday with you. 
Much love,
Emma
xx




A never used balance bike we picked up secondhand from Facebook Marketpace.

I made her this goat and a Heidi-inspired outfit for her Waldorf doll. The doll was a gift I made for her fist birthday. 















 

5 comments

  1. Happy birthday to your little one. It goes so fast (cliche, but true)!
    Good luck with all the other stuff life is throwing at you right now.

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  2. Such a nice birthday for your pretty little girl. Neat cake too! andrea

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  3. Absolutely clever of you, Emma!! What a beautiful bundle of gifts for your precious little girl - made with mumma love. You simply can't beat that.
    Sad to hear of all the day to day concerns with the animals, though. May the Lord be gracious with angelic help in the days and weeks ahead, dear one. xxx

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    1. Thanks Jennifer! Thankfully the week is over and Grant is now home. I t wasn a great week and things kept piling up but such is life sometimes. xx

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  4. Happy Birthday from Canada Miss Elsie! Amazing how fast the years go by. I love the Heidi inspired gifts.

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