Friday, March 28, 2008

Our beautiful girls Easter Morning

Easter 2008


Did you know that is one of the earliest Easter times ever! We will never have Easter again this early in the year in our life times.

As early as it was, the weather was Beautfull! We had a wonderfull Easter day! A perfect day to celebrate our Saviors love for us, his atonement, and resurection! We woke up early to find what that Easter bunny left for us. Enjoyed church where Jamie and I had to speak. And then enjoyed spending time with Family and friends at the Grandparents house. The kids hunted eggs and got some really exciting news! Our friends the Bowsers joined us as we hunted more eggs, broke confetti eggs all over each other, and enjoyed a marvelous dinner. We're very thankfull to be blessed with great friends and family!

Easter

The girls are dressed and all ready for church.



Easter Dinner at the Grandparents

First thing first, the kiddos had fun finding Easter eggs the Grandparents hid around the house!














woo hoo






They had even more fun when they realized that their eggs contained money! For Brad and Britanie the race was on!

Breaking the big news!

The kids were the MOST excited when grandpa told them the money was to be used for their vacation to Disneyland!

B-Ball Brit


Brtianie started and ended her first season of basket ball. She loved it! She says she's going to keep playing for at least six more years! She's got her mom's short genes, but with her competiveness and determination she really learned and improved a lot.

lovin b-ball


Monday, March 3, 2008

"Please don't steal Kyla"

Kyla is so cute!!. Because of our busy street, the girls are not allowed to play in the front yard. Every once in a while I'll allow them to play on the porch as long as I can see them. I've told them this is so that no one tries to take them. Yes, I AM a paranoid mother. Today, Kyla was playing on the porch, she was only outside for a few minutes when she must have thought she had a GREAT idea! She ran back in house found some paper and a crayon and asked me if I could make a sign that said "please do not to steal her". I couldn't help but ablige her request, she then ran back outside and stuck it to the front of the house! You can't help but love the innocense of a child's mind!