I hopped on PicMonkey, and started playing around. spent hours rearranging my credit cards in the slots, and I got to go on a scavenger hunt the next morning for the contents of my wallet. I pick my battles, and I rarely actually pick a battle.
But then we got home, and she still wanted to play with my wallet. was entertained until the doctor came in, and I was spared a complete meltdown. Yes, that IS a twenty dollar bill ripped in half. And with my luck, on this particular day the doctor was running WAY late.
I was a bit off my game, and forgot to bring toys with in the diaper bag. On this particular day, I forgot to wear my super-mom cap. Like, a high-fever-do-nothing-but-lay-on-the-couch-and-watch-Frozen-on-loop, virus. It all started a couple of weeks ago when Miss. Second, my kiddos loved it, so I’m sure yours will too! But let’s start at the beginning… I am super excited to share this printable today! For one, I spent the better part of a lunch hour and evening playing around on PicMonkey to make it right.
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