Just the pictures for now, I'll add words when I have a few spare minutes
Wednesday:
We were at a local greenhouse this Wednesday and they have a few goats that you can pet. The kids were so thrilled to spend all the extra time we had in our scheduled in that goat pen.
Lots of fun!
Thursday:
We did a long awaited book rotation on Thursday and by the end of it I told Will that I thought we would need to get another bookshelf. 😄 And his response was, "Isn't that what you've always wanted? Lots of books?" Yes!
Friday:
We packed our lunches outside for a picnic on Friday
So lovely to enjoy the spring weather, and eating outside keeps the house so much cleaner so I'm a bit fan.
Birthday barbecue in celebration of my dad
After dinner all the girls went to the mall to go grad dress shopping for Nadia
Madi and Delilah took a lot of photos while waiting for Nadia to try dresses on
And it was a successful shopping trip! You'll have to wait until June to see what she ended up picking though
Saturday:
Delilah has been waiting for this day for weeeeeks.
Her first ever soccer game!
Spectators.
But honestly this is as much as they watched, while sitting to eat their snacks, for the other parts of the morning they were at the playground.
Here Delilah is in the centre of the photo, in front of the coach, blonde hair flying
James with a stick and rocks, of course.
William went very quickly from a proud self practising hair dresser to the sad recipient of his first (and hopefully last!) buzz cut.
He thought he looked very dumb and silly and we really played into that. He was so embarrassed and miserable that I really hope it's sunk in for him that he shouldn't cut his hair again.
Sunday:
Monday:
I'm always surprised to see Mozzy curled up in this hole because it looks way too small for him, but with those elastic-y vertebrae he makes it look like a very cozy spot to rest.
Tuesday:
All the cherry blossoms are in bloom and make this road such a pleasure to drive down. I even chose to take the route with a playground zone and a school zone which I usually avoid but because of the beautiful trees driving slow doesn't feel like a burden at this time of year.
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