I happened upon this cute little tea party one afternoon after the girls came home school. They weren't thrilled that I interrupted it to take pictures, but humored me a little. As they skipped away from their little tea party arm in arm I heard them chant their secret sister oath- Sisters together, forever, and always and sisters never let each other down. I wish everyday could be like this one, but I know I wouldn't appreciate it as much if they were. Pinkies up!
I love the 3 fingers he holds up to tell us how old he is.
David and his "Thomas cakie"
David "helping" me bake his cake
I can't believe my little blue eyed boy is already 3 years old. He is the sweetest little thing. I really enjoy his little personality. When we ask him his name he says, "My name David brother". He loves being a big brother and is very good with Kash. He is also very good with his big sisters. He has to give Britannia hugs and kisses when she leaves for school, and will do anything and I mean anything for Mishayla. She has him wrapped around her little finger. A few other things I love that he say's are, "I yobe you!", (I love you) "Me dink chocate milk", (Me drink chocolate milk), "I pay boo Shoot, I pay caws" (I play blue Shoot/Mater, I play cars). David still really loves Cars, Thomas the Train, and Mickey Mouse. Everyone gave him Thomas Trains for his Birthday, which made him feel like he was in Heaven. He played trains all day long, it was perfect. 
I picked Kash up to feed him and noticed this, I guess that's what happens when you have 2 older sister's.
I can't believe my baby is already a month old. He is such a joy to our family. When I took him in for his 1 month appointment he was 22 inches long and weighed 10 lbs. 11 oz. He is growing so fast. He is starting to smile and giggle a little bit. It's so bittersweet to watch them grow. I love this little guy!
Some of my very sweet Mother's Day gifts from Jason and the kids. They also gave me some cards and a beautiful bottle of aqua nail polish that the girls picked out. It was the only thing at Giant Eagle (where Jason took them to shop for my gift) that wasn't "boring" I sure love them.
Happy Mother's Day to you all, especially to our Mom's. We sure love you and wish we could be there. Here's a look into our house today since we can't be. 
I don't know why, but I love to have my kids all matching. Am I crazy or just a little weird? I don't I know, I just know I really love these 4 little sweeties! 
I can't believe my little girl is already 7! When she came home from school on Monday we let her open her gifts. We then took her out to dinner to her favorite restraunt, Applebee's. We celebrated with cake and ice cream when we got home. Here are few things I want to remember about her at this age. She is such a sweet girl and tries very hard to be good. Britannia is in first grade and really enjoys school. She works hard and does very well. I also really admire her testimony. She always thinks to pray whenever she needs help. She often tells me of her desire to be good and that she feels in her heart that it's the thing to do. I think it would be hard going to school with kids who have such different values and beliefs than you, but she seems to be very good at setting a good example for others. She is a great big sister and is a great help to me. I'm so thankful for for her sweet fun loving spirit. 
For Britannia's birthday I took her and her friends to the Tea Room to celebrate. The girls were very excited to be in such a "fancy" place. They said such cute things like, "This place is so decorated, almost over decorated." "These glasses are so nice, we better not use them in case we break them." "Remember, pinkies up!" It was fun to watch them and listen to them act so grown up. Most of the people there were older ladies who thought they were so cute. They thought it was nice to see little girls in dresses, because they all wear pants now. They brought the girls little finger sandwiches and tiny desserts on little silver trays. It was fun for them to be able to experience.