Ali's class had an end-of-the-year event at a mini golf place, and the kids and I had a blast. It was glow in the dark, and had such fun murals on the walls and sculptures to putt through.
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Mini Golf
Saturday, May 17, 2014
Korrali is One!
We feel so lucky to have lived near our niece and cousin Korrali for her first year of life, and hope to be as lucky for many years to come! We loved getting to be there with her for her birthday party, cake, and presents, and are grateful she won't have any memories of how...um helpful?...her cousins were with the present opening and exploration:) Happy Birthday, Korrali! We love you!
Thursday, May 15, 2014
The Art of Giving
Logan's love language is clearly and almost solely gifts. I've never loved someone with that love language, so it has been a learning process for me. I have been pleased to see that lately he has been excited to show love through gifting instead of just always wanting to be on the receiving end. He really can be very thoughtful with his gifts, and is SO EXCITED to give them. On this day, me made me a necklace with some beads and flowers. It made my day to see how happy he was to make me something he knew I would love:)
Tuesday, May 13, 2014
For Aunt Jeanene
My Aunt Jeanene is my most faithful blog commenter, and is currently serving a mission in Spain. So when we had the privilege of a visit from her youngest daughter and her husband, Elena and Aaron, I knew I need to get a picture and post it. We love you Aunt Jeanene and Uncle Rod!
Sunday, May 11, 2014
Mother's Day
Have I mentioned lately how much I love being a mom to these three? I really do. How did I get so lucky? Ali, Logan, and Eli: you fill my days and my life with joy, purpose, and love. I am proud of you all and am blessed to call myself your mom.
Monday, May 5, 2014
Friday, May 2, 2014
Sleep Over
For the last year or two, Friday night is sleepover night. Until recently, Eli was invited to play in the room of the sleepover until it was actually time to sleep, and then he would got to sleep in his own bed. But a couple of times ago I asked his if he thought he was big enough to sleep in the same room as the kids--if he could be calm and quiet when it was time to sleep (he couldn't settle down in past, hence the sleeping in his own bed thing). He assured me he was. We talked about keeping his eyes closed and his mouth quiet, or he would have to go back to his own bed. That first night I stood outside the door after I tucked them in to see if he would really be able to handle it. I heard no talking, but heard Logan thrashing around and opened the door to tell him to settle down. Then I looked over at Eli to remind him to go to sleep, and saw him laying there with his eyes squeezed shut as tight as they would go! I would have understood him opening his eyes when I came back in the room to talk to them, but clearly he wasn't taking the chance!
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