New outfits for Easter

City Easter Egg Hunt

We went to the local Easter Egg Hunt at the park. Braeden was so disappointed because he didn't get very many eggs. Too many kids...not enough eggs.

What a masterpeice

I got a kick out of Tanner coloring his very first picture. He looked like such a big boy sitting at the table coloring with his big bro.

Is he for real?

Here's Braeden just a little bit eager for his ski day with Jeff. I had him wear his Lightning McQueen pj's because I thought they work well under his snow pants. Then, we put him in his snow boots. Okay, so that looked a little ridiculous. Then, before I knew it he had on his animal visor, and his sunglasses. It reminded me of how the kids dress for silly day at school. He looked so funny running around the drive way waiting for Jeff. I think the people driving by got a kick out of him. What a crazy guy. He clearly felt very special getting to go skiing with his dad. As they were getting their seatbelts on I heard him say, "this is the best day of my life!". Jeff asked him why and he said it was because he couldn't wait to go skiing. I don't have any ski pictures yet. Jeff just took a disposable camera that needs to be developed.

Oh so proud!

Okay, so I've often thought that "blogging" should be called "brogging" or "blagging" because it seems to be such a good forum for bragging. So, I've tried to limit the bragging moments that I post here. Please forgive me if I've overdone it, but it's hard not to do when you have little ones. So, I'll disclose that I'm about to brag! Anyways, I bought the boys some fun summer clothes at Old Navy the other day. As we were shopping, Braeden was actually excited that he was getting new clothes. He was excited when he saw some shorts that he thought were "really cool". So, when we got home, I asked him to try on his clothes and he actually wanted too. Usually that would be met with an unwilling, bad attitude. As he tried things on, he said he thought they looked "great". He was anxious to look in a full-length mirror. Lately he is more into worrying about how he looks. He is worried about going out the door with bead head. He tries to do his own hair and we have caught him with the hairspray attempting to do Tanner's hair. This makes me so proud that he cares about his clothes and hair. Not that I'm hoping for a metro-sexual kid or anything, I just appreciate him caring about his appearance.

Check these out...

Here are a few more aprons. I have to say the black one with the pink rick rack is one of my favorites.

happy valentine's day

I {heart} Aprons!

Okay, I seriously am so into aprons lately. I figure life's too short to wear an ugly apron. So, my mom and I decided to start a little apron business. I love picking out the fabrics and seeing it come together, and my mom is an excellent seamstress that has made sure they are professionally made down to the last detail. They'd make a fun little Valentine gift, the perfect Mother's Day gift, a fun birthday present, or a just because gift to yourself of course. Just let me know if you are interested. Here are pictures of a few of them--more pictures coming soon (including pictures of the little girl aprons).









Adult Aprons $25 (plus shipping which is $3 for one apron and and extra dollar for a second apron)
Little Girls aprons $12 (pictures coming soon

Freebie

We enjoyed a "free" meal courtesy of Denny's this morning. Five Superbowl Grand Slams for our little clan. It was a little crazy there, but it was kind of fun. The boys love breakfast food.