It has been too long...

...since I've blogged. Because of our vacation. Because I'm kind of "over" this whole blogging thing most days. But tonight, because Jason is hosting another poker party and I'm hiding upstairs, I have time and desire to post a random assortment of pictures from APRIL for those that are still around.

Here ya go...
I don't even know what days all of these are from.

Doing some Play-Doh:




What gene is this expression on? (Don't they look like they're making the same face?)




Autumn playing with balls of socks in the laundry basket:


This was the day she got her first tooth: April 29th:






For the record, because none of these kids has a baby book, I noticed her second tooth today, May 22nd.

Dalton being a goob on that same day:






We still like to have fun around here:


I was scheduled to babysit Wyatt one Thursday last month. But then Tracy (Wyatt's mom) got a babysitting gig herself for that day and so she had to bring this strange baby and Wyatt over. The parents were fine with this, despite not knowing me, and my children were very excited to meet a new baby:



She didn't end up staying very long but it was fun while she was here. Even Autumn liked her. Easton told the baby she had a big nose!!!!

I took Dalton to Target with me one day (to pick out Holten's birthday present) and while we were there he decided to spend some of his own birthday money on a bunch of stuff for his babies. He bought a baby bath tub and a set with a playpen, booster chair, baby sling...all that. We have absolutely nothing against him pretending to be a Daddy (we encourage it, even)...I just wish everything wasn't pink. Oh well. He didn't mind a bit and it's so sweet to see him being so nurturing. Jason sets a great example for these kids:






Easton loved all the new gear too and Dalton was great about sharing...with Batman!


See what a great Dad he is?


That great Dad also recently took a Parent/Child climbing wall class with Easton. We had thought the parents would get to climb too but mostly they were there to help with the harnessing and encouraging. They did get to climb at one of the sessions. But, how perfect was a class like that for Easton?!?!






Rappelling down the wall:






See...this is why the kid needs climbing wall class:


Autumn and Dalton playing tea party one morning:


As we're not big gun people, Easton has always pretended this squirt gun is the tea pot. And his siblings carry that on:


Okay, so how was that for random? I told ya! I'm feeling better about being a little more caught up now. Carry on about your business. :)