Logan's VIP seat

Yikes! How did the chair get on the coffee table? Looks like Logan needed VIP seating for brushing his teeth.... and Yes, I made him get down. Totally unsafe! First I need a picture though.

Making a "wafer" cookie at Intel's open house. We took our sugar cookie and put it in the "oven" to get it's frosting, then over to the chip area to put some sprinkle "chips" on our wafer, then over to the "connecter" area to use the red licorice to secure the chips. Very cute.

Off to discover the snow cones...mmmmmmmm And Yes, they both ended up on the floor before too long.

We couldn't take any pictures inside, but the boys were way too cute watching the robots through the factory windows. One of the workers put a head and face covering on Nate just for fun.

Sports Class

Nathaniel had been asking when he was going to another sports class and I found one last minute with an opening. The class is only 5 weeks and each week they've done a different sport. Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Floor Hockey...and one more to come.... hopefully not football. I keep telling my boys they don't want to play football or lacrosse.... how dangerous is that? Anyway, Logan has been able to participate a bit as well. He seems like a natural.... actually they both do. I just might claim my mom's altheticism here :-) Each class starts with a warm-up lap, jumping over cones and through hula hoops, running backwards, specific sport skills, and usually ends with a game of tag and a cheer.

8 Years!

Enjoyed an evening out with my honey at the Stockpot Broiler. It was 75 degrees outside. I can't remember having such a beautiful day in April since our wedding day!

Hide and Seek

Nathaniel loves to play hide and seek right now. He usually hides in the same place everytime... and sometimes just puts a blanket over his head so he can't see us. He can hardly keep from squealing or jumping out and saying "I'm right here!"

Logan likes to hide too on the couch.

Treasure Hunting

My neighbor came up with the idea of having a "treasure hunt" for the boys. I'm so thankful she hosted it and was willing to put forth the extra time and energy in coming up with picture clues. Jill and I supplied the "treasure" they found at each station (which honestly, mostly came from the junk drawer in the kitchen). You know, paper clips, marbles, stickers,etc. All three boys had 16 clues and Christy timed it perfectly so we didn't bump into each other looking for the same clue at the same time. It was super cute to watch them all run around. They were all so excited about their treasure that it was hard to keep them going on to the next clue. Nathaniel's clues had 2 baggies so Logan was able to make a treasure bottle at the end too. At the end we put the treasure in the bottle, then filled it with water and glitter. Shake, shake, shake... ooooo!

Dunk Hoops Champion

Look at that style. Uncle Stevie would be proud!