Spring Photos

This is a random assortment of photos that really didn't fit in any posts.  My dream is to make a book out of this blog....someday.  It will be a photo album/journal.  These pics would make fine additions to the yet to be printed book.  Happy Spring.

 

 

Can you tell my boys love Harry Potter?  I started reading the books to them at bedtime.  We are on book 6 and going strong.  The are obsessed.  I believe Myles' wand is a chopstick and Harry Potter's broom isn't neon green.

 

My favorite pic of the year.  Mom and Dad at home in Virginia

 

Lilyanne, Anika, Grady, Myles and E

 

The Queen wanted a ride.  They willingly obliged

 

Grady had his first sleepover a few weeks ago.  His friend Eli had a spend the night birthday party.  I was so sure we would get a call to come get him but he did it.  We heard he was the last one to fall asleep at 11pm.  He just couldn't stop talking....go figure.  My baby is growing up.

 

How sweet are they.  They love to cuddle.

 

Walking around town

 

Myles and Emmett.  What a mess.  Do you like what they wrote?  "toot" and "poop"  At least they were practicing their writing...... Can Kindergarden handle these two??

 

She is too cute for words.

 

Not a great photo but this is Grady's little play at school. 

 

Myles is obsessed with "As Seen on TV".  If he sees a commercial for a toy, he wants it.  Gramma and Mimi usually help him out.  Here is his with his Stompeez slippers, Tummy Stuffer and Cuddle up it. 

 

Little E has a following at the After school program.  While I'm teaching, she rides in a back pack but when I'm finished, the girls take over.

 

At the Biltmore.  Aren't they cute?

 

Grady pulling the kids in Melissa's horse cart.  I'm telling you, this kid never gets tired.  He could run around pulling this thing for hours.

 

A worm snake that I caught during my program.  Talk about a teachable moment.

 

You should see the terror on the grocery store workers faces when we roll down the isles.  Grady insists on pushing the cart which results in shoppers being mowed down and items being knocked off the shelves.  Not to mention that we are not quiet.