I just had to let Corvin try an Oreo. Yes, I actually let my children eat Oreo cookies. He absolutely loved it so I didn't mind the mess. Don't worry, it won't happen again

(because I ate them all).

We finally had our first warm day of the year. I just had to go outside and feel the sunshine. We got out the bubbles and Corvin thought they were the funniest thing ever. He sure enjoyed being outside, a whole new world was opened up for him.

I don't know why I was recording this, and you can hardly hear Michael, but you can tell how expresive he can be sometimes. I just love that little boy. He is telling me something about a weapon you can use, a :Pop....tjoidniogn.. ango...poggog.....something or other, and you can definitely tell it blows stuff up.

Corvin loved his Easter bucket. Tradition says you can collect jelly beans after you find your Easter basket. Poor Lindsey, crying on Scot's shoulder for she could not find her Easter basket. Michael finally had to show her where it was.

Nothing says Easter like a pinata full of Easter candy. All the children had fun hitting and gathering candy. CANDY, CANDY, CANDY!

We sure had fun at Grandma's house. We got all ready for Easter by dying Easter eggs and making egg cookies. Grandma was such a sport to allow all the decorating to go on in her house.

We were so excited to take a trip to Utah and maybe enjoy the warm Spring weather. However, I would say SNOW was the theme of our vacation. Oh, well, if life gives you snow, make snowmen.

The boys with Uncle Brett's snakes, Rufio and Nala. They sure love to hold snakes.