get in it.
When you know cool people, cool things happen -- especially if it rains.
Thanks for being so cool, Kendra and Jeanette!
And Brookston and Everett: you’re cool too.
get in it.
When you know cool people, cool things happen -- especially if it rains.
Thanks for being so cool, Kendra and Jeanette!
And Brookston and Everett: you’re cool too.
It goes like this:
The boys are strapped into mammoth chairs:
-------------We drive.
-------------------------------We arrive.
So, we also go inside the store, but I forgot to take pictures of that.
Next.
The Sam’s Club trip: (these pictures are actually from back in February, ah well)
Sam’s carts are equipped with seating for two, which we all enjoy. Below Everett awaits the arrival of his shopping partner Brookston.
The boys are excellent at selecting good produce. Here Everett advises on the best oranges:
The boys love a good outing and are always on excellent behavior. Therefore I love a good outing and also am on excellent behavior.
I can’t speak for Nick…
A feeding time theft:^Don’t worry, Everett has since gotten him back for it.
A mistake by mom with delicious results:
I know now not to leave stuff sitting on the edge of tables.
Look who’s climbing: ^Everett looks over: “I told him not to.”
^And now Brookston looks over: “I had to follow him up here to tell him not to.”
April 17th @ 7 pm. Loco Lu’s in Raleigh (near the airport). Nick Empey, Jamie Purnell, Wes Collins, and Skip Robey on stage simultaneously. 2 hours of pure acoustic power.
The boys hosted another ladies night (it was really daytime, though, but the boys don’t care. If there’s a lady involved, it’s a ladies night).
Brookston and Kaitlyn, what a couple.
We’ll begin with flowers blooming:
And moving right along, a few lady friends of mine came over to make some spring cupcakes. These are from the book Hello Cupcake! which I recommend. They are supposed to look like little rabbits jumping into their holes, you can decide if we were successful or not. I had purchased whipped frosting unknowingly so the grass didn’t turn out so well, but it was fun nonetheless and it’s easier to mess things up if you can eat them anyway.
Brookston helped himself to a bunny bum. Nice job kid.
Another spring occurrence involved Nick sitting in a tree,
while the boys had a picnic:
aren’t sticks great?
The boys got a package from a grandmotherly Easter bunny.
Thanks, Grandma!
Playing around in the grass was a regular spring occurrence until I developed some nasty style allergies that resulted in violent and unrelenting sneezing fits. Some highlights (not of me sneezing – of the boys in the grass)
I love the concentration in this picture:
and we’ll end with flowers blooming: