March in Review

Looked at the calendar this evening and could hardly believe that we only have a few days left of April. Eek! We are well into the second quarter of the year....where is the time going? Guess, I'd better review March before May is here.

March was a super busy but great month here at our house. Here's a rundown of some of the excitment:

The Daughter started off the month with her first soccer game of the season & has had one every Saturday since. She is loving it and has made some great gains.

The Little Man has been thoroughly enjoying watching home videos of himself. I've been trying to video him making verbal attempts and documenting the many skills he has recently mastered as a point of reference for the future. They'll be great reminders of how far he's come.

Randy went on his first business trip and we all survived. :)

We met Ryan & Family for an afternoon of roller skating. Sadly our kids have only been skating once or twice, but both enjoyed it. In fact, The Little Man loved it and coped extremely well with the very overwhelming environment. The Daughter is even thinking about getting skates so she can figure out the art of skating over the summer.

Celebrated Pi Day by making pies. The Daughter thought it was super cool, even though she has no idea what Pi is.

The Daughter got a telescope and has enjoyed staying up late to look at the moon.

 The Daughter came up with her own costume all on her own for Seuss day at school to celebrate Dr. Seuss's Birthday.

 The Little Man had to have allergy testing done after last month's crazy allergic reaction to a unknown substance. We discovered that he has an anaphylactic allergy to cashew nuts. Yep, one kiddo with a peanut allergy, the other with a tree nut allergy. We can't have anything delicious around anymore.

 The preferred way sandwiches are made for lunch. Love my big metal Wiltons cookie cutters, they don't waste any of the sandwich.

The Little Man spent the day with me teaching at Camp Jalopy. He did awesome! Better than I could have ever imagined and we had a lot of fun together. 

Camp Jalopy is a practice "Camp" day where the kids learn what is expected of them in preparation for Camp Wooten.

Everyone was feeling under the weather, we declared a PJ day and spent it curled up watching movies together. 

The Little Man & I joined The Daughter & friends for Jogging at recess time. Enjoy spending time with those sweet girls.

We've made it to 25 weeks! Almost through the second trimester. The daughter & I went shopping and bought our first little baby thing...starting to feel more real.

 While I was doing this at Wooten.....

Well, and working too...

The Daughter got her EARS PIERCED! Randy even took pictures to document the event for me! So proud. :)

She's done a fantastic job of caring for them. Very proud of how responsible she has become.

There you have it, another month documented.