Astorga, Astorga,

How does your garden grow?


We grew carrots!!!! It was so fun to pick and know that we had planted it ourselves. (Note the lovely attire. Fashion at it's best.)




Sowing carrots, peas and some basil. All so yummy!




Taking a bite out of the pesticide-free carrot.

Easter Festivities

Spencer did not like the grass and wouldn't touch it. He apparently is in training for Mission Impossible III (the baby series).




No way would he put his knees down. I guess all those planks he did earlier on in his life paid off.





But he did enjoy the Cheerios found inside of the eggs.




Ashlyn had a lot of "busted" moments - hiding in the corner opening her candy or taking candy from other kids. But, this time another kid was checking out her loot.





Where did she get this skirt and heels? She was running around in these like she has been doing it forever. Guess she does not take after her mom - I can't walk in heels to save my life.





Kylie the leader of the pack, hand-in-had with her friend. This is so not surprising.

How is it?

How is it that my sister and 4 (out of her 5) children come for a visit and we did not even take one single picture? Is it because we were busy making cinnamon rolls and other good stuff? Was it because someone left the camera card in the computer, so we couldn't take photos at the fabulous MOSH? Or because we spent the whole time knitting (yeah, right, I wish)? Or just having a great time? Maybe it was the 2 infants in the house. Whatever the reason, no pictures to document it, just memories. I suppose those work as well. Thanks, Lisa, for coming. It was fun!

David can do woodworking, too.

Can't find a dresser, bookshelf, headboard or stool that is exactly what you want? They will custom make whatever it is you need. This is just a sample of what they can do.

Who can resist...

...rain boots, juicy thighs and sisters playing in the rain?

Some of my favorites

All I asked for was her to watch my children for 1 1/2 hours. I got that plus all these (and a ton more) fabulous photos of them. Thanks, Katy!

I love free things to do! (and post #101!)

And Saturday was just that. The museums were open to all the kids and their families. We were planning on hitting 2 out of the 4 that were available, but we only made it to one - the Cummer Museum. We stayed for 2 hours and the girlios still wanted more. Outside was just as fun as the inside. This museum has beautiful gardens right on the river. Perfect opportunity to take pictures of my beautiful children in those beautiful gardens. The pictures probably would have turned out better if I had had help, but whatever. (And, besides, Spencer was more interested in the grass and even had a bite of it.)



We already have plans to return this week.