There are times I just pull out my phone to capture a moment.....because I want it kept forever.....
so whether or not these pictures have ANYTHING to do with each other, it doesn't matter. I wanted the moment remembered for April.
We dog-sat in April. Because my babies eat everything on the floor, I put the dog's food/water on the porch. Good idea right? Until Wynn goes outside, dumps it all out and has lunch!
(Hopefully the promise of the dog food will come through of thicker and shinier fur/hair)
My baby-ladies just woke up. Their sleepy faces make them look more alike.
These two....... are just full of it. Full of everything happy, fun and extreme.
Aleeya and Iris like to choreograph dances. This happens to be their "Braids" dance and song they did for me.
Aleeya's artwork was in the county art show.
I think it's safe to say that NO one would ever consider us classy.
So to go along with that my kids just re-affirm that notion daily. This particular day Emerson decided he wanted a pool. And made a "deep end pool" in our recycling bin. (as opposed to the "shallow pool" they made out of one of my bins)
It doesn't quite fit the family. Two is the limit.
Since it's filled with cold hose water it is PERFECT for the cold-water-challenge game Emerson made up.
You see, the first step of the game is to challenge an unsuspecting younger sibling. Then you sit on the side where both players try to pysch themselves up for the shock.
On the count of three, you both have to get in. The person who stays in the longest wins!
Church is a place that I EXPECT the twins to be a handfull. I keep one eye on Everly for good measure. Everyone else I can count on.
But for SOOOOOOOME reason there was a Sunday in April that this kid just couldn't keep his hiney on the bench.
I guess he just needed extra practice when we got home.
He wasn't the ONLY one!!!!!!!!!
I heard a lot of action downstairs and peeked down to find the kid made a 4-square game out of Bronson's ties on the floor in his room. My kids can make fun anywhere!
Like in the mud during a HUGE rainstorm!
Another monumental experience.... the twins tried RedVines.... and approved.
Wynn
and Miss Iley-May
At Aleeya's elementary the 3rd and 4th graders are required to do strings. Here is Aleeya's strings concert.
Her little arched back is so cute.
Brooks couldn't make her concert which probably turns out to be a good thing since he thinks violins sounds like a whining cat anyway.
He was also out of town when Wynn (it's ALWAAAAAAYS Wynn who falls!!!!) cut above her eyebrow open and needed stitches.
(what good is marrying a doc if he can't do the stitches?!?!?!)
Thankfully our friend let me bring Wynn over at 10:30pm and sewed her up nicely.
She LOVED getting all the shots and being held down 3 hours past her bedtime.
On the PLUS side..... it helped the family tell the twins apart faster!
Spring is always the busiest time for my family because of baseball. And as crazy as our schedule gets there's NO way my boys aren't going to play baseball. There's something magical in the air watching baseball games!
And I will NEVER tire of seeing their cute name on the back of their jerseys.
More pointers from Dad. He actually ASKS Brooks for pointers.
It sure made it easy to support Bronson's team since they were the Cardinals. We just got all our Cardinals gear out every game and looked like quite the fan-club.
Cutest little fan-club for Emerson's game.
(He's the kid that still waves to me from whatever position he is playing)
Royce....too polite to tell his buddy to SCRAM and get back in his position.
Good ol' Royce swung that bat with bad intentions every time he was up. He was also their best fielder too.

































































