I thought I'd better update the pictures from my phone since there are several months worth.
Feb. 4th... My little ballerina
Feb. 13th... Reading at the library, a favorite place for my kids.
Feb. 14th... This is the day Easton had his seizure. He was sooo red from his fever being so high.
Feb. 15th... We came home and I was unloading everything. I came back out to see why Madi didn't follow me inside and found her "hiding" in the window. :D
March 12th... I was weeding in our strawberry patch and would show the kids worms and rolly pollys (potato bugs) and caterpillars that I found. Easton LOVED it and planted himself right in front of me. He held the worms, broke the worms, smashed the worms on his forehead. Every time I go out to do yard work now Easton wants me to dig him up some bugs to play with. ALL BOY this kid!!!
Mar. 28th... Easton cracks me up! He has shown a lot of interest in the toilet and goes when he wants in the toilet so I bought him a pack of undies. He cried and cried when I put them on him, trying to take them off as I would pull them up. He was sure that I had bought him hats! This is no joke, true story!!!
Apr. 1st... Easton did something and got put in the corner for time out. I look over and he has Derrick's shoes on and is playing with something on the floor. Only kids can turn "time out" into a fun thing. :D
Apr. 6th... Playing at the park.
Apr. 29th... I was getting summer clothes out and pulled out a Finding Nemo swimsuit. It was still too big for Madi so I put it back in the tote. Easton grabbed it and carried it around the house for a few days. Then on this day, he insisted on wearing it. Some things are just not worth fighting. Doesn't he look cute in his sister's too big Nemo suit? And so happy! Love this kid!!!
May 13th... Easton has started to think that he is too big for naps and there are some days that it just gets too late so I don't put him down for one. Those are usually the days I find him like this. How can that possibly be comfortable?!
May 14th... These are two of my scouts. Steve is one of the head mechanics on the F-16's at HAFB. He took us into a couple hangars to see the insides of them. AWESOME!
