Thanks!

This one goes out to Grandma and Grandpa Carberry for coming to take care of the boys while I went to Missoula to fix my tooth (as well as a little relaxing break from mothering). The kids had a great time and miss having their grandparents watch them ride their bikes over and over again. Don't worry Jim and Sue, we'll be bringing the bikes to Idaho this summer. Thanks again! We love you and look forward to a whole bunch of quality time together just a month away. Thanks to Russ and Julie as well, for a wonderful stay. I felt very spoiled with bike rides, hikes, cornmeal pancakes for breakfast, pumpkin chocolate chip cookies, and a night out to delicious pizza. The root canal wasn't bad either. Sending love to you all!

Evan's legs are not quite long enough to sit on the seat so he eagerly rides his bike by walking along side it. He'll do this for blocks. Strangers will stop in their cars to tell me how cute he is.

Classic Toy

We love the stairs!

Son's Day

Tonight as I was putting Sam to bed he said, "When is Son's Day?" Not fully understanding him I corrected, "You mean Sunday?"
"No, Son's Day. Then you can get me presents and make me hotdogs for breakfast and waffles too."
Sam, he's full of all sorts of great ideas.

The sons and I celebrating Mom's Day with a campfire, picnic, and bike ride at Caspers Wilderness Area.

Like father, like son. Seriously you must see how they have the same pidgeoned toed walk with an equal tendency to trip a bit.

Snuggly boys napping in the chariot.

You might notice Evan's first haircut. His hair remains white with one black spot still growing in the back.

We took a family shot on this same tree last Mother's Day. Thanks my boys it has been a sweet one.