Easton lost his 3rd tooth (upper front right). As usual, it was a traumatic experience that involved tears, but ended with elation.
On the morning of St. Patrick's Day, the leprechaun left us some chocolate gold coins and turned our milk green.
Another attempt at a group picture.
Easton had a lot of faith in Wyoming this year...
The sickness I mentioned above was hitting Ronnie hard on the night of our Garth Brooks concert tickets, so I was able to hit it up with my college roommate Bethany! It was a very fun night, despite the fact that I didn't have my original date with me.
Brynlee began to enjoy some time during the day in the excersaucer. She needs a blanket behind her for a little stability, but loves having a better view of all that is going on.
I found matching dresses for the girls (hard to do when you are going from a size 6 down to 6 months).
Devynee saw the picture that I took of her sleeping (see the top of this post) and wanted to reenact it.
When I picked up Kendree from preschool, her teachers asked me if Easton had broken his arm (they taught him as well). He has NOT broken his arm and they proceeded to tell me that Kendree had been telling them all week about Easton's broken arm and his blue cast and how it has to be on for 10 weeks and how he had to come home from school at lunch time for a few days after, etc. Since they wanted to "sign" his cast the teachers put together a sweet note with a picture of a cast and well wishes. I have a feeling we're in trouble when she's a teenager if she is this good at "stories" now.
Grandma Cali found matching dresses for the girls and sent a tie for Easton. They dressed up the Sunday before Easter since General Conference was on Easter.
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