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Fun Weekend!

Welcome to springtime in Indiana! Even if this past few weeks weather has been a tease, we're loving every minute of it! It's been 70's/80's for the past week or more, and the kids are loving being able to wear their crocs, shorts & play outside as much as possible. They were super excited Saturday when Daddy got the gator back out of winterization! :) Here are a few pictures from the fun we've been having outside. I'm so thankful that my kids (so far) would rather be outside than in front of the tv! They love it, that's for sure!
Em enjoying the slides at the Kindergarten Playground!

My monkeys! (This is Em's new smile...haha)

What static cling?

Monkey see, Monkey do!

Notice. Do not leave Em alone in a room, and assume she's playing quietly. She's not. She's drawing on herself with a SHARPIE MARKER!!!

Happy First Birthday, Sawyer!


All the kids loved Sawyers Bounce House gift!

So chill! :)

Colton is so tickled to finally have a guy-friend in our group. Now, if he'd just grow up a little bit faster...

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