And now I'm up to April!
We had a fun Easter with friends, dogs, our annual 400+ egg Easter egg hunt, lots of great food, and the Easter bunny of course.
Headed into church for Easter service
My flower-of-the-month club flowers arrived just in time for a beautiful centerpiece for our Easter dinner table.
Bailey loves it when friends and other puppies come over to play.
Mike was a big hit because he knows just how to massage a shaggy puppy's neck.
Brennan's 7th grade band did an awesome job at the state meet! There is our percussionist standing in the back left.
We went to Tri-State Artisans for a fun night of painting.
Here's mine about 90% done. The painting for the night was called
"Waterfalls"
David and Brennan built a fenced in area for Bailey. It's been expanded since this photo and that dead apple tree is gone (thanks guys!). Bailey used to go out front but runs after walkers/runners too often. So now he has his own spot behind the house and this area is finally getting some use!
And unfortunately it was time for a serious haircut.
Bailey's "cotton candy fine" hair gets so many mats right near his skin. I keep the top brushed, but it's not enough. I think a couple of times a year, this is what he'll look like in the "after" shot.
He loved Brennan's "stick your nose in a book day" nose.
I got serious about the upcoming Mini Marathon in Indy and started walking some long walks on the weekends. Here I am after my first 8 mile walk.
Dobby the House Elf and his sock
Thomas's Destination Imagination team competed at the regional tournament and did a great job.
Their skit got lots of laughs. Thomas had a great mentor and team.
The annual Youth Sunday program was so well done. Thomas and Brennan helped write the skits, acted, sang, and made scenery. It was a great service.
I had to get off the mower one day to capture this beautiful dogwood flower.
Our push mower finally quit on us so we replaced it with a new one.
David took the opportunity to take the old one apart with the boys and explain how it worked.
Pretty cool, Dad.