Open House

Griffin's Open House for his school was on the Tuesday after Easter. We had plans to be in Arkansas and come back that day until we found out his class would be singing. How could we miss that! So we drove home late Monday night the night. It was a tough trip, but worth it. Griffin's class were cowboys and they sang "She'll be Comin' 'Round the Mountain" and "The Lord's Army"(Cowboy style). Of course, we thought he did great and he loved showing us around his room. His favorite thing were the cookies but that is to be expected. I can't believe he is old enough to have an open house...I don't know what I will do when he goes to Kindergarten.

I apologize for the sideways video- still can't figure out how to turn it around.

Easter

Here is a late Easter post-I am so behind! We had such a good time in Arkansas for Easter...I had so many good pictures I couldn't narrow them down much. This was Courtney and my first solo attempt to dye Easter eggs and it was so cute! Even Tucker got into the mess. Of course, when we did this as kids it didn't involve painting our bellies, but you have to start SOME new traditions, right? Of course, we had our usual egg toss and my boys had 2 egg hunts (one with each family). the weather was great and we enjoyed playing outside and at the park. Looking forward to seeing everyone again!

Lily's Birthday Party

Over the Easter weekend, we traveled to Arkansas to visit our family. My neice Lily's birthday is this month, so we had her burthday party early (Thanks Courtney!). Nathan was sick so he could not attend- we missed him! The boys, of course, found the one water puddle left over from the rain and managed to get soaked and muddy. The party was great- Lily loved being the center of attention and she takes such cute pictures! I am so glad we could be there!

Easter Party

Here are some pictures from Griffin's Easter Egg Hunt at school. Of course, it was over quick, but he had fun. He loves his school and his teachers! I also got to sit in on his Show-N-Tell that day. He brought the book, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, which he read with his daddy. It was sa sweet watching him show the book so proudly to his class.