End of March

Playing at the park

Picking flowers

After learning about dandelions, she likes to blow on all the flowers she finds.

Ready for one of her daily walks. Sometimes John or I just take her around the block to give the rest of the house some time to focus without her mischief.

We got drinks at Taco Bell happy hour with a gift card my mom sent and they were excited to each have their own.

Working on his mud "asperients."

Trying out some clothes for Easter.

I told them they could change after, but Perry kept his on.

Little strawberry love

Looking too grown up.

Marching in the weeds.

Grogu girl.

Scott's braces are pulling his front teeth together nicely after the expander separated them so much.

Insisted on wearing her hat.

All the time.

After our one lavender plant was struggling, John bought a three pack for me and put them all together. They looked sickly, but then took off and have been thriving. Hopefully they stay healthy because I love the look and smell and using lavender in things.

Scott's Mario Lego creation. He made little characters for Perry and Jane to play with and they were so cute.

We picked up the school lunch one day and had a backyard picnic. 

Scott's penguin and baby penguin drawing for class. I love the little fish in his mouth.

Slowly making her way through her brothers' lunches after they got back to work inside.

She eats all day, every day.

Playing games with my little buddy.

While trying to keep Jane entertained.

The world's slowest scooter ride down the street.

Even with help, it was slow going.

Helmet on, ready to scoot.

Communication skills, writing practice, and manners.

A post-nap walk.

Sweetheart waving hi and bye.

So many people on me at once.

Playing in the patch of sun.

Visual sign on his door for our non-reader.

I didn't see her at first.

So long and lean back there.

Prepping food for our Tahoe trip. We made all the meals while we were there and our friend is gluten-free, so we did a few batches of rice krispy treats.

Ready to bake. And sample.

She can't walk past an elevated surface without climbing up, walking along it, and jumping off.

It's a toddler rite of passage.

Without fail.

Then we think she stepped on a bee and had a very rough time not putting weight on her poor puffy foot.

Perry pushed her around in this bucket.

And by the afternoon she could walk without shoes on, although she did limp a bit. Nothing keeps her down for long.

Playing hard outside made Jonah sweat right through his cap.

It may be haircut time again.