May was the crazy busiest month! I think it might take me another month just to catch up!
One of the highlights of our month was when both our girls had their graduation celebrations. Both were held on the same day which was a little convenient for our family that drove down from Salt Lake.
First off, this dear little baby lamb was in the field we passed each day on the way to Anna's school. Oh, how I miss that beautiful drive! I had to stop and take a picture of this little guy because he was so adorable.
This is Anna with Mrs. Burgi, her teacher. She is an angel on earth. Anna just worshipped her and learned so much from her. We miss Mrs. Burgi and have big plans to go visit her some day. Anna's graduation ceremony was so sweet; I couldn't believe how grown up she has become. I loved hearing her sing the "Star Spangled Banner" and making funny faces during the "I'm Going to First Grade" song. How can she be this big already?
This is our family at Kate's graduation that night. She looked adorable and happy to be up the stage singing for us. Kate got the Excellence in Reading award because she is such a great reader. I'm really proud of this girl and all she has learned!!
Kate with her teacher, Miss Heather. She has taught my two oldest girls and has been awesome. The girls felt so loved and special from her attention.
Monday, June 13, 2011
Good Luck, Little Buddy
Much to our delight, we found out we are having a baby BOY! Everyone in the family is so excited to meet this new member of our family and to love him to pieces. We've started collecting boy clothes and blankets, are planning on closing off our loft to make a room for him, and are even planning ahead by getting Eve a red tricycle for her Bday instead of pink, just so Little Brother can use it one day without shame.
Unfortunately, the reality is this.
All I can say is, Good Luck Little Buddy. You've got a whole lot of girly-ness to contend with.
Unfortunately, the reality is this.
All I can say is, Good Luck Little Buddy. You've got a whole lot of girly-ness to contend with.
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