April was our month to try and figure out the 3 kid business…(which we are still learning to juggle. ) I'm learning that there really isn't room for groceries anymore, and that I need to not be so picky about having things in order around the house. I'm also learning laundry is a joke, and that having peanut butter and jelly for dinner is acceptable. Having more kids than arms is an adventure but I wouldn't have it any other way. I sure love these littles and I am blessed beyond measure to have them.
Digging for moss and Kate ordering everyone around, as usual.
All geared up to enter the chaos of the community Easter Egg Hunt.
All geared up to enter the chaos of the community Easter Egg Hunt.
That crowd you see in the picture is all the people that dive into those eggs at the shot of a gun. You better be quick because the 'hunt' is done is less than 30 seconds.
The petting zoo at the Community Center Easter Event.
Kate loved the animals, Abby didn't want to touch them.
Coloring Easter Eggs.
The traditional confetti egg tradition...
As you can see from this picture…folding laundry was an all day event. I would fold some clothes…someone would need something (every 5 minutes), so I would leave it temporarily. When I would return, all the folded laundry would then be unfolded and thrown around the room. I bet you can guess who helped with this? Mason's facial expression below explains how I felt about laundry.
Mason meeting his neighbor friend that is 3 weeks apart from him.
Abby started piano lessons.
Abby started swim lessons because I need at least one that can swim without assistance all the time.
