I'm sorry that his knees, shins, and feet are so dirty this morning. Here's the thing -he's a boy and he's taken to playing in the backyard. Then last night he played on the playground at church. We didn't get home until late, no one took a bath, and I didn't get a good look at his legs until he was already dressed this morning.
Please accept and love him as he is, dirty legs and all, because he is my joy! He is sweet, compassionate, thoughtful, and sharp. He will do whatever you ask and desires to please you, because you are his teacher and he adores you.
I promise tonight, I will scrub his long and lanky little boy legs and knees, and wash his toes until they are clean. I'm sure he'll stay nice and shiny until tomorrow morning when he hits the backyard again!
*this not an angry post towards Andrew's teachers - they are wonderful and sweet and did not say anything to me about his dirty legs at school this morning. :)
Our good friends invited to the Nasher Sculpture Center on Easter weekend - they have free admission on the first Saturday of each month, along with kids activities.
It was a beautiful day! We especially had fun talking with Andrew about what sculptures are and how they were all so different.
Here are a few pics:
These photos are not in the order I wanted them in, but it is a glimpse of our Easter regardless. Enjoy!
smooches from Daddy
eating their candy while the big kids hunt eggs
Baby girl is growing!
Corinne would not change out of her dress-up dress - oh well!
TARGET COULDN'T GET ANY BETTER-
After reading so many fabric blogs for so long, I've often drooled over this fun company's high quality (and expensive!) fabrics. So, needless to say, I am super excited for the chance to buy some goods from Target with their designs. Yea!
I finally loaded more pictures from our record snow fall, and these look much clearer because there was no snow falling. I know you all want to see more pictures of my children in the snow, so here you go:
Clark brought home surgical boots from the hospital for he and Andrew to wear over their shoes to keep the wet out. Funny looking, but it worked like a charm!
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