
I had a really awesome Mother's Day/Weekend! Friday night we ate pizza, went to the park, watched a movie, and had a slumber party in the living room. On Saturday morning we biked to the church (yes, ALL the way around the corner) and helped with the deep cleaning. Andrew was good helper and did lots of scrubbing in the chapel. Then we put the kiddos back in the bike trailer and went for a ride. After eating breakfast back at the house we did yard work. It was such a beautiful day outside! Alex sat in the shade on the grass and played while Andrew wandered around playing and pulling weeds. We visited with the neighbors then the Elder's rode by on their bikes and stopped and helped Robert for a little while. We went to Costco for a few things and I picked out some Mother's Day flowers to plant in the yard. I wanted to plant them under our crab apple tree, but it was so full of roots that I had to opt for the planter box in the backyard. Andrew helped me for a little while then ran inside once it started raining. That evening we went to a hippy/health food restaurant for dinner. Robert and the boys gave me a card and I must be turning into a sentimental sap because their cute little hand prints in it made me tear up :) On Sunday Robert fixed breakfast and I got to take a bath (which seems to only happen on special occasions these days, haha). At church the men took care of everything during the third hour so the women could all go to Relief Society. After church we grilled some steaks, had a picnic, in the backyard, and went for a walk. Andrew was really cute and told me "Happy Mother's Day!" about a hundred times that day. Oh, and I made myself some awesomely delicious lemon bars. They were so good!

I love my two cute boys! (Andrew had just picked his nose and was trying to figure out what to do with the booger. Cute, huh?) I was remembering Mother's Day last year, going for a walk and being four months pregnant with Alex. It's crazy to think of how much our lives have changed in just a year!
Two Saturdays ago after going to the train museum, we had a picnic at the temple. This is inside the visitor's center.
Alex wasn't too sure what to think about the swing.
Safety first!