<div class="floatleft">(https://i.imgur.com/VA8wD2H.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Mar Sinclair<br/><strong>Date/Time:</strong>Saturday October 10th<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Home<br/><strong>Content/Mood:</strong>Plating dinner while listening to her girls<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Erin and Celeste<br/><br/><hr/><hr/><br/>And just like that, it seemed like the tantrum was over and done with. Mar and Erin both knew what Celeste wanted because it aligned perfectly with their own wants and needs, so while it had come up so early after Celeste's arrival was a surprise but not a shock. Still, it seemed like as soon as the outburst had come, it had gone and while she knew that Celeste wasn't entirely happy about the bedtime hour, she would come to understand the need for it. Mar and Erin had both agreed on the schedule, they had agreed on a few other rules and they both would support one another on it. It was important for Mar to listen to Celeste but to also guide her and make sure she went down the right path.<br/><br/>What pleased her immensely was Erin's support and also Celeste's acceptance and when she returned back to the table with their drinks in hand, she looked at her little girl and gave her a wink. A laugh escaped her as she finally sat down and looked at the two ladies, "Well it's one of the dishes I'm trying to perfect for my new book. It's a cajun-style chicken stew with white rice. There's chicken, of course, and some vegetables, onions, with a slight kick." She winked at Erin, reaching out to squeeze her wife's hand affectionately, "Not too strong, of course. I did put in the recipe to use the cayenne 'up to chef's discretion'."<br/><br/>She looked at Celeste and her face softened as she added, "I can easily make something for you, princess, you just let Daddy know what you want." Oh yes, when it came to food, she was more than happy to spoil her girls. It would definitely not be the first time or the last that someone in her life had said they wanted something and she had pulled out all the stops for them. Her wife, especially knew just how much Mar enjoyed cooking for her loved ones. Her voice was excited but also a bit nervous as she looked at Celeste, "I do hope you like dinner. But if you don't, it's fine, I can easily make something else for you." Perhaps not the best answer to give their daughter but Mar wanted them both happy, she would ensure that.<br/><br/>She mixed the stew and the white rice together as she looked at Erin and inquired, "How was work today, baby?" It was a typical dinner for them and while yes, Celeste was the new addition, it wouldn't stop her from also making sure that she gave her wife the attention that she always bestowed upon her. She took a sip of her wine, checking on Celeste to make sure that she had everything she needed before setting her drink down and beginning to eat.