This week is a bit of a catch up from last week and this week. One would think that after spending an entire week at home thanks to spring break that I would be ahead of the game, but well I'm not! We've had a great time hanging out, playing, and getting in some bonding time this week. The countdown for summer is beginning!
This week's inspiration was body so I decided to make most of my shots be detail shots of the kids. It's the little things like chubby hands and big eyes that I want to remember when I'm old!
March 23: Baseball practices are in full swing! I'm amazed at the difference between the 5/6 level and the 7/8. The kids are more focused, stronger, and more serious about the game. It's going to be a great season!
March 24: This is the face I get when he's up to no good. I'm in a bit of trouble with him. He knows he has his mom wrapped around his little finger and can get away with just about everything with this look!
March 25: These are some of those chubby little hands that I was talking about. Someday, all too soon the finger prints will be gone and I know I'll miss my incredibly dirty windows.
March 26: This is his, "You're really going to leave me in here Mom?" look.
March 27: And we're off and camping! It was a freezing cold weekend, but the kids had a great time. This was another 'body' picture. Tyler was examining his injured finger before dinner.
March 28: We have never been to the zoo as a family on a day where the temperature was less than 1,000 degrees. It was a bit chilly on this trip, but it was a welcome change.
March 29: Our last day of camping. The kids love their bunk beds.
March 30: Hunter has been wearing his teething necklace all week. I'm still not sure if it actually works, but I think it's adorable!
March 31: Brotherly love!
April 1: We spent the afternoon at the park with Grandma. After a picnic lunch the kids had some time to play. It was fun watching Hunter discover all of the toys. He was difficult enough to chase around crawling, I'm a little worried about having to chase him after he learns to run!