Silly Faces

Someone loves ballet, and is showing me her ballet moves. 

Making silly faces...

Watching a video of herself on Aunt D's phone.

 This is a rare occasion--Big Sis wearing regular play clothes. I insisted that she wear something she could work in the garden in and thankfully she listened!

This is probably one of my favorite Baby Beluga hair-do's.

Pot lid steering wheels on the "train!"

Reading with Dad. Baby Beluga was having a hard time getting comfortable so it was quite a feat for Dad to read while Baby Beluga wiggled around.

 We finally got the water table out a few times last week. Baby Beluga LOVES it.

Painting, Gardening, and General Conference Weekend

During "v" week the girls did vegetable painting with Aunt D!

Our two floor sleepers. 

This was 36 weeks.

Baby Beluga is probably the most happy when she gets to play outside.

She's got a bunch of rocks in that container. Strong kiddo!

Helping Dad, who is just discovering that we have termites eating our garden box! Ahh! 

General Conference weekend! 

We love listening to the living prophets and apostles, and we especially love marching and doing circles to an invigorating Mormon Tabernacle Choir song like "Hark All Ye Nations!"

For the last session of conference (there are four 2hr sessions over the course of 2 days which is wonderful but a little long for little ones) we broke out the play-doh and we had to listen to what the speaker was talking about and then make a sculpture that related. We made Joseph Smith, our family, the temple, a cross, the empty tomb, baby Jesus laying in the temple, and the Book of Mormon...plus some other stuff.

Big Sis was the one who had the idea to make baby Jesus and then lay him on the temple, but she wouldn't pose for a picture when Conference was over, so I did the honors.

37 weeks! 

Baby Beluga came during her 37th week, and Big Sis came during her 38th week...so we are on "any day" mode. I will laugh if he hangs on and makes it till the 26th of April though.

And thanks Aunt M for the Lion King shirt! 

And thanks Grama T and Gramp A for the Easter socks!