Jellybean Baby

I LOVE this time of year!  So grateful to celebrate Easter and all that it represents.

#princeofpeace

The Pinewood Derby 2017

Kendall was just hoping his car made it to the finish line.  Turns out it did and he got the award for "best-looking car!"

First Time...

As a mother, you cherish your child's "firsts".  

That first smile, giggle, and coo.  Their first word and when they dive into your face to give you an open mouth kiss for the first time.  The first time they roll over, crawl, and the first step.  The first time they make it through an entire Disney movie, the first time they lose a tooth and ride a bike.

Reading their first book, first time writing a thank you letter, and making their bed by themselves.

Reliving the first time Nathan got to go through the temple will be a moment I will cherish forever.  Seeing his dad being able to baptize him for the dead was such a sweet tender experience.  

Firsts are magical.  You will never have that moment again.  They stick in your head enveloped with an amazing permanent feeling every time you go back to that moment.

Witnessing "firsts" are gifts in the most precious form.

Sidewalk Chalk

Yesterday, Kendall and I were pretending it was summer vacation and this morning we woke up to 6 inches of snow so naturally, we had to play some Christmas music!

Oh Colorado, your weather!

Teddy Bear Toast

Teddy bear toast for these three little bears.

That's what we had for general conference breakfast.

They won't be little forever and I'm pushing it with Nathan to think it's still fun to play with your food.

Ribbit!

Shenanigans with Kendall are my favorite.

Smooch

He was charging twenty-five cents a kiss.

Best purchase I've ever made.

Superhero

We are what we

BELIEVE

we are.

- C.S. Lewis

Winter Snuggles

This is my currant favorite.  Snuggling with tons of blankets and feeding this sweet pot belly piglet.  His yummy smell and feeling his tiny hand patting me under all those covers.  Life is good.

White Elephant

I seriously love this boys sense of humor.  He got ready for his basketball white elephant gift exchange and took "Fish & Chips!"  Don't worry, he included and fishbowl and some food for the lucky winner.