Pictures--Finally.

I finally loaded these up. Thanks for transferring them, Ryan. And thanks to all my family for having us for the week. We really did have a wonderful trip. It was so fun to visit with family and friends. On our drive home, we also stopped in Lubbock to see Shea and Jessica. Thanks again! With all of the rain, we have been building lots of train tracks. And Matthew has been telling me lots of funny things, like . . .
Matthew: "Mom, I have a kangaroo in my mouth."
Me: "What???"
Matthew: "See, Mom (lifting his lip and showing me his canker sore)."

My two boys of mischief. I cannot take my eyes off of these two without something like below happening. Note: This is a mixture of soap and vascilene--compliments of our Davey. Other works of art have included, but are not limited to: toothpaste in our carpet, moving the chair over to the kitchen to get into the sink or eat cinnamon rolls (1 bite out of each outer roll) or moving a chair over to the sliding glass door to remove the high dowel rod, the low one, and get outside to throw stuff over the balcony.

Matthew's "wacky hair day" at Pearson. He loved his mohawk.

Sometimes, we find David sitting quietly looking at books. Please note: This is a RARE occasion. This boy is mostly into truck or train books and being two, it is difficult to control the level of excitement found within each page. We don't sit quietly hardly ever--unless we are watching Cars.

Matthew & David were somewhat sad not to come to the mountains, but still had fun sitting on the four-wheelers.

My sweet mom and Grammy took the boys for many walks and playdates at the park or in the backyard, while we vacationed in CO.

This picture doesn't really do much justice to the area we rode around in, but it really was majestic. I forgot about how much I LOVE the mountains. They're beauty and solace feel like home to me.

Ryan was a really good shot.

Scary is all I have to say. Seeing this picture now freaks me out and it was scary for me to shoot this weapon.

My dad hit every target that we shot at--imagine.

Our traditional coloring of the eggs.

And a hunt. Matthew kept asking where his friends were.

David was super excited for this!