We spent quite a bit of time outside today. The weather was about 75 deg. and sunny. The grass is growing so fast that even though #1 mowed 4 days ago, it needs to be done again! Snug and R played in the dandelions (our yard is 90% dandelions, 10% grass) as our neighbors were out spraying their yards to get rid of them! I'm sure they love that we grow them in abundance as they try their best to kill them off. We also planted morning glories today in our recycled pots to celebrate Earth Day. The pots were made of empty cool-aide canisters.
Snug loves life. At eight years old, he is a big brother four times over, a role he takes very seriously. He loves to read, swim, run, play Legos, and hear stories. He is sensitive to the needs of others and has a very kind heart.
Little Monkey Man
Watch out world! This middle child is not about to be left out of anything! Formally known on this blog as "Baby J" he is a baby no longer. His sense of adventure is downright dangerous and he will push your buttons all day long. This six year old is very generous and has a sweet smile that will light up a room. Don't let him use his "eyes" on you or you may fall under his spell!
Rosebud
Four years old and quite the little lady. Not sure what we'll do with all of her emotions, but loving watching her grow. She loves ballet, preschool, and church and all of her friends-both real and stuffed variety.
Sweet Pea
She's three! Hard to believe how fast time goes by. She's my girl and she's demands lots of my love. Growing, changing, and making us all laugh (and scream...not gonna lie), this little one is so precious.
Baby #5
Oh this baby. Easiest one, cheeriest one. Laid back, happy, sweet.
We spent quite a bit of time outside today. The weather was about 75 deg. and sunny. The grass is growing so fast that even though #1 mowed 4 days ago, it needs to be done again! Snug and R played in the dandelions (our yard is 90% dandelions, 10% grass) as our neighbors were out spraying their yards to get rid of them! I'm sure they love that we grow them in abundance as they try their best to kill them off. We also planted morning glories today in our recycled pots to celebrate Earth Day. The pots were made of empty cool-aide canisters.
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