January-March Update

We had some great snow storms this year.  The boys had a great time playing "King of the Hill" and playing in the snow.

This is the one picture I have from New Years Eve.  Don't we look like we're having such a great time?  ha ha.  We went to Idaho and stayed at my parents.  New Years Eve was spent at my sister's house playing games and eating.  

For President's Day we went to the LDS Church History Museum.  The boys complained all the way there about having to do something "educational" on their day off of school.  But once there, they enjoyed at least some of it. :)  Her Tanner is blowing his imaginary horn in from on the Angel Moroni statue.

Andrew and several members of his troop received Arrow of Light awards for Cub Scouts.  He also did the Science Fair for the first time.  He and his friend did a great job!

Eric loves basketball.  He had his first season of "super league" and their team did great -- winning 2nd place in the tournament.  He loves playing, reading about, and quizzing Dad on basketball facts.  

Andrew turned 11 in February.  He chose to go to "Pizza Pie Cafe" with a couple of friends.  They had a good time eating, talking, and eating some more.

Mint Brownies for dessert! 

It is getting harder to find presents for Andrew.  I am glad he likes clothes -- particularly brand name sports clothes.  :)  (He is more of a Nike fan, so I was glad he still liked this Adidas shirt!)

His friend got him these fun blow-up bubble things to play in.  They had a good time.

Tanner has been making some fun hats/masks at Preschool.  It's fun to pick him up and see all these kids with their hats.  The Leprechaun was fun because he pretended to be a leprechaun by hiding in the bushes and waiting quietly for the boys to get home from school.  Then he jumped out to scare them.  It was pretty cute.

We were home for Easter this year.  I spent very little time shopping and preparing for the holiday and was worried the kids would be disappointed in their sparse baskets.  But they were grateful and happy.  Phew.  My boys don't care about clothes, so rather than new Sunday outfits, I get them a book each year.  

Sunday morning before church we dyed eggs and had a quick Easter Egg hunt in the backyard.  That evening we went to dinner at my sister's house.