Random Springtime-y things!
Dan took the kids on some pony rides and to pet some random animals
This picture makes me laugh.
Did some river walks.
Easter happened. Jonny did some great chicken impressions.
Their Easter best.
My mom took my sisters, my sister-in-law, Madi, and me out to dinner and to do some awesome bowling. Right at the end of dinner, something accidentally inappropriate was said. I lost it. Laughed so hard people were staring and then I couldn't make it to the car.
Just eating a frosty at Eldredge Manor.
A most excellent big brother.
Spent a day playing with glowsticks. Jonny thought she was doing the same cool trick as Atticus.
Atticus in his "Bommet".
Just a typical Cache Valley spring evening.
And a typical Cache valley afternoon where snuggling a blanket on the driveway is necessary.
Atticus gave his first primary talk and it was the cutest thing to ever happen. He did awesome and was so excited the whole time. He even yelled to me in the back of the room that it was almost his turn as they were announcing the program. He really did so well. I'd just give him the first two or three words and he could spit out the next two or three sentences.
This is him practicing in the empty primary room beforehand.
And this is Jonny being his audience.
Doing some coloring with Oaklee.
There was a mustache party at school. Jonny was none too pleased with her required participation after school.
Not that amazing looking, but I love my front yard in the spring.
Walks to see the cows.
Atticus moo'd until all the calves came to see what he was talking about.
We got a free oak tree. We planted what was basically a stick on the last day of April, and I figured I'd probably kill it.
But I didn't!
And it's so big now.
Atticus is very proud of our tree.
(And my raspberry bush is out of control.)
Stole his friend, Knight's "tractor".
Jonny snuggles!
This girl.
My boy is a sweetheart.
Pajama day at school!
My car hit 10 years and 100,000 miles. And yes, I'm a dork and took a picture.
Unintentional matchy matchiness.
These two were always so thrilled when I had to make copies at school. (And despite what it looks like, they actually did go to babysitter while I taught.)
And obviously I taught some amazing things in reading groups when we read a book about worms and another about snakes. I'm sure their mother's were proud of their work.
Hanging out at the park.











































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