Happy St. Patrick's Day!

Best of luck to you all!

Once There was a Snowman

Once there was a snowman, snowman, snowman.

Once there was a snowman tall, tall, tall.

In the sun he melted...

melted...

melted.

In the sun he melted...

small, small, small.

Baptism

My sweet little niece got baptized last Saturday. It also happened to be my awesome husbands birthday.

Here are the two cute cousins.

Bret baptized Kylie, and my dad confirmed her.

Yay for the sister missionaries that taught her.

When Wes pouts, he drops to the floor like this.

Some lady who happened to walk in the room took this picture, but she totally cut out my aunt. You can kind of see her side.

I always forget to get pictures of the three of us. I am glad my Mom remembered.

I love his little face so much!

After the baptism we went to the Olive Garden. They do nothing at all for birthdays. Lame. Last time we go there for a birthday.

I like the lighting in this picture. But the reason I am posting it is because my eye brows aren't messed up. That's big for me.

Wes loves his Punka (especially if he has jelly beans).

What a wonderful day.

Getting into to stuff

It's just part of being a toddler... the constant exploring.

So hungry he could eat a horse. (Why are puns so funny to me?)

Wes thinks tissues and whatever else he can find belong here.

I got the 18 month clothes out and Wesley has had so much fun with the box. Here he gathered up his balls and pushed them a round. What a clever little thing.

I put the laundry on the couch. I was going to fold the laundry right away, but got distracted. The cat took no time to curl up spreading white hair all over the darks. Blahh...I had to lint roll it all before I folded it. She looks so cuddly and sweet, but I really don't like the cats to be in the clean laundry.

Baking with Wes 101

Step one: Prepare

Before you begin cooking it's a good idea to knock on the door just to make sure no one is out there that could interrupt.

Next, show off the muffin tin you got out of the heavy draw under the oven that Mom didn't even know you could open.

Next, make cute face while waiting for Mom to make some food.

Step 2: Gather you ingredients

Dump a whole container of sprinkle on the ground to add some color and zest.

It also creates a "fun" game for Mom when she tries to sweep them up. The little balls ricochet off each other (similar to billiard balls) spreading the joy all over the kitchen and taking twice as long to clean up.

Step 3: Sample before serving