Well, this is the most random thing but I happened to discover that in Denmark on the first weekend of September they celebrate redheads by having a Dutch summer festival called
Redhead Day. Well, it just so happens that I have two redheads and a husband with a red beard and plenty red hairs throughout his hair. It just seemed like the funnest way to spend this weekend was by celebrating with the Dutch.
Our dinner consisted of red foods: Mexican Lasagna, homemade salsa, red juice, strawberries, and red peanut butter cookies.
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These cookies did not end up being nice and puffy like I hoped. They were flat, but good. |
We had the sister missionaries here for dinner so we forced them to participate with us. We played pin the freckle on the redhead and then we did a photo shoot with facial hair. It was silly.
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He does not appreciate his freckles but I LOVE them. Cutest freckly face I've seen |
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Devil horns |
If I owned Anne of Green Gables, I'd end my night by watching it. That would be the perfect way to end the celebration.
Instead, I was lucky enough to catch a rainbow outside before bedtime. It's been awhile since I've seen one and it made me so happy. That, and watching Piperleigh cheerfully playing in the rain with her "Doggy" made the day a success. My mom said my grandma always wanted my mom to have redheads but my mom used to pray that she wouldn't. It skipped a generation but I'm so glad I got them! I love my little redheads. They make life so fun! (I can't wait to see if Will and Isaac will have red beards like their dad)
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Jess, that's pretty funny. I actually thought it looked like flies eyes and wondered if anyone else thought he looked funny. No bra, just a sleeping mask. That would be awkward with the sister missionaries!