Post-it #196

Our kids aren't allowed gum in our house. This is the rule. It is pretty much always followed. I have no idea where she got it, but Lydia had gum, unbeknownst to me, and she slept with said gum in her mouth. She woke with the gum in her hair. Oh boy. 

We only had to snip a little bit of the hair. And look how pretty blue her eyes are!

Post-it #195

Morgan and Allison greet me with cuteness lots of mornings.

Some people have been starting to say that they see Morgan in Allison. What do you think?

Post-it #194

This might be the least attractive picture ever taken of Allison. Morgan was the photographer of this one. 

123rd Passage

We went to David's parents' house awhile back so David could help with a sewer problem. The rest of us played. It was a lovely day.

Post-it #193

Look how happy Allison is to be hanging out with Daddy in the garage.

122nd Passage

On Sunday or Saturday or some time that Easter time, we did an egg hunt at my parents' house. We put a limit on the number of eggs each child could find to make it fair, but then we hid two super eggs. One for the older kids, and one for the younger kids. Lydia found the egg for the younger children.
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121st Passage

I never did post about Easter. We played Easter Bunny on Saturday, per tradition. The boys have figured out that we are the Easter bunny, and it doesn't diminish their excitement for the holiday.

Here are some pictures of our morning.

We tried to get the kids a cat. Tried. A friend wanted to get rid of theirs, and since it was already an established outside cat, (which we would need due to allergies) I decided to get it! I picked her up that morning, and when I tried to show her to the kids she got away, so quickly. There was nothing I could do to catch her or lure her back. So we got a glimpse of a cat for Easter. Poor kitty. Stupid Melanie.