Here are five things I am loving and doing this week:

ONE

Lands End is one of our favorite hikes with kids in San Francisco , but I haven’t been down to the next door Sutro Baths in a while.  When we finally got a break in the rain last week, Tater Tot and I went over there and had a blast exploring the tunnel, old buildings, and ponds.

TWO

I love making my own granola , it is cheap, easy, and way better than the store bought stuff.  This week I tried a new granola recipe from Lovely Little Kitchen, check it out: Crunchy Coconut Oil Honey Almond Granola.

THREE

One of the things we did a lot when big D was young was have cookie parties in our Ikea tent after dinner (ie. we ate cookies in a tent).  It was a fun way to inject a little whimsy into our week.  We haven’t done nearly as many goofy things with Tater Tot, so after dinner one night this week, we had a cookie party.  Everything in a tent is more fun!

FOUR

This week Tater Tot and I went to Tulipmania at Pier 39 for Valentines Day.  Tater is obsessed with flowers, so it was a perfect place to run around for a couple of hours and look at the different colored flowers.  We of course also stopped at the Sea Lions.  Tulipmania ends this weekend on February 19th, so go visit!  For other ideas of special events happening this month visit my San Francisco February Events post.

FIVE

We are a big fans of taking our kids to all types of museums.  So, we have been wanting to take big D to the newly re-opened San Francisco Museum of Modern Art for a while, but hadn’t gotten around to it until last week.  We gave big D the MOMA map and he led our exploration.  We saw all seven floors (albeit most of them were pretty brief visits), saw some intriguing video art, found our favorite modern art, and ate treats at Sightglass Coffee at the SFMOMA. A great visit.

What have you been up to?  What are you loving this week?

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