Showing posts with label Mother's Day and Sophie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mother's Day and Sophie. Show all posts

Monday, May 9, 2011

Birthday, Spring Break, Easter, a missing tooth and Mother's Day!!



Birthday!
My sweet baby girl turned six on April 4th. I know, I was sad...She is so special I tell her that she is my best friend everyday. She makes me laugh, smile, and feel warm fuzzy's all the time. She tells me at least 25 times a day that she loves me. I mean who can be sad when you are told that you are loved all the time. It was her first "friend party". We decided to have a salon party. We painted fingernails and toes and the girls loved it! I came up with a couple of fun games that turned out to be the hit of the party. (who knew?)




I made each of the girls put a ring pop on their big toe and they had to get it in their mouth without any help from their hands. It was so funny! Then I had gathered small items around the house like buttons, and marbles and the girls had to pick them up with their feet and drop them in a jar that too was a blast. Sophie I know enjoyed herself because she giggled the entire time. I had so much fun making her cupcakes that I stayed up until 1:30 in the morning. We had a great day!
Dylan hiding from all the girls~

Spring Break!

We kind of at the last minute decided to head to sunny AZ for Spring Break. It was quite a chore to get all of the daycare kids arranged and everyone happy but I pulled it off. The kids had no idea that we were going to AZ. We took them out of school on Friday afternoon and we started driving. They thought that we were going to St. George. A couple of times I thought that Dylan was going to figure it out and Sophie kept saying that she knew St. George wasn't this far, but they finally fell asleep and before we knew it it was 1:30am and we were in Grandma's and Grandpa's driveway. The kids woke up when we stopped and they couldn't believe that we were there. They were SO excited. We had a great time and enjoyed family and relaxed for seven days. We went to the Children's Museum of Tucson and the kids loved the rock climbing wall. We hiked the second day we were there and I had a wonderful blister on my heal so I had to take it easy the rest of the week. We even swam the last two days we were there. It was a little too chilly for the Tucson crowd but for us it was perfect.


Easter!


Easter was great the kids at I went to the Santaquin Easter Egg hunt and it was packed. The kids did great though. My girly girl Sophie was only picking up pink eggs. She was skipping over the others just to get the pink ones it was so cute.
We had a nice Sunday, the kids loved the find the eggs and of course their baskets and all the candy...then we headed to Grannie's house and had a wonderful dinner with the fam. I love the see my niece's and chat with them.
Dylan and Sophie trying not to blink because their Mom put them right in the direct sunlight!!!

Missing Tooth!

I guess when you turn six, you just keep getting bigger and teeth start falling out. My little girl lost her tooth right before school. In the parking lot in fact. She said mom do you think you could get my tooth out and of course the dangling tooth had my name all over it. So with one twist it was out! She was so proud of her self and was so excited to show all of her friends. I cried as I drove away. I think that the tooth falling out was the last straw of by baby growing up too fast. What a wonderful busy month and 1/2 that we have had.

Mother's Day!

What makes a Mom more proud than siblings loving each other. Sophie wrote "I Love You" on yellow stickies and stuck them all over her brother! My heart melts for these two!!


I had a awesome Mother's Day as usual. My hubby always goes above and beyond what he needs to and that means I get spoiled all day. My kids made me the most sweetest, loving cards and Jesse too. I just cried when I read them. We visited Grandma Frieda, Grammie, and Grannie. We had a nice dinner with everyone! I love my kids, I love my Hubby, I'm so blessed that we have jobs, a wonderful family, awesome kids, and all great things come from having the gospel in our lives.

Thursday, May 20, 2010

Mother's Day Belated and Sophie's Graduation


(We look like two Vampires! I think Dylan had the flash on!)
We had a great day on Mother's Day! I think that I get it from my mom but I decide that on Mother's Day you don't have to go to church. So my sweet husband made me blueberry pancakes and eggs. He makes the best eggs! Then he fixed us lunch for our picnic to Scofield Reservoir. We love the drive there, but it was a little too early in the year there was still snow and it was cold. But we enjoyed ourselves anyway. Then we rushed to my sister's house and had a wonderful dinner with my mom and sis and the girls. We love Aunt Lynnie's house and she is a wonderful cook. The classic line of the day was given by Dylan himself. He said, "Mom so when it's Father's Day it will be just like normal because you do everything anyway!" Thank you Dylan! Jesse just laughed and really didn't know what to say. We all know that he does a lot of things that they don't see. ~wink~ We had a fun filled day, there is nothing better than a fun day with family. They Rock!

Next:
Sophie's Graduation!

Ohh, my sweet, shy girl! We got to her graduation a little early and she said that we might be a little too close if we sat in the front row. You know the kids that wave like crazy at their moms and dads. Well Sophie isn't one of them. Every time I waved at her she hurried and turned away and smiled. She was so bashful it was funny. I, as always, cried and got emotional. I don't what it is about their programs but I loose it every time. I think your mind floods with memories, wishing they were small again, wishing that I could turn back time. At least I'm not alone my hubby is there right along with me. Ohh! We checked Dylan out of school so that he could join us, and he was so proud of his sissy. Next stop of course Sophie chose Fat Jack's for pizza. This girl loves her pizza and ever since Jesse and I are eating a lot better, she doesn't get to go there anymore. We are so proud of Sophie and we can't believe that Kindergarten is around the corner. ~sniff, sniff~