If you know you cat Juliet you know that she can sleep anywhere, however she prefers to be in things. Boxes, bags, large purses, and now a baby bed. Betty somehow managed to get her to lie down and stay in the bed. And be covered with a blanket. I don't know how it happened but she was successful. I thought these were too cute not to share.
And if you know Betty she can play for hours which leads me to a cute story about her. Since our trip to Kansas we have been watching The Brady Bunch and Little House on the Prairie from Netflix. Audrey can watch for hours and hours while Betty can take it or leave it. She usually leaves it. The other day the girls were watching The Brady Bunch and Marcus found Betty upstairs in her room crying. He asked her what was wrong. Her reply, "I don't want to watch TV. I just want to play." How many parents have heard that? He assured her it was OK to just play and not watch TV.
My mom used to make popsicles every summer for us. She passed down the Tupperware molds and I just remembered the other day I had them. So I pulled out and started making some tasty treats. Betty was more than willing to help. We had just gone to the library and Audrey was more interested in reading the bag of books she had checked out instead of helping. The first batch we made pudding pops. Rebecca - you would be proud. I didn't use instant pudding. I did it the old fashioned way.
Next we made mixed berry ones. I didn't have any kool aid so I improvised and used jello. For a twist we added fresh strawberries.
These are ready to go in the freezer.
Viola! They were a hit. See the strawberries? They loved them. Audrey was able to put the books down long enough to enjoy them.
Delicious!
The perfect treat for a summer afternoon. 
