Tilden Park

We hit up a fav spot a few weekends ago, Tilden Park. I love looking back at pictures of repeat adventures.... it shows how much the boys have changed. It's crazy how you forget that they were once so itty bitty. The boys giggled and giggled whenever the cow would snatch the celery from their hands. They really thought it was the funniest thing ever. And the train.... my boys would sleep and eat on a train if they could. They loooooved everything about the steam train. We rode it twice in a row and they couldn't stop talking about it. It's seriously so fun to see them enjoy the things they love. 

 

Easter {2013}

It's impossible to get the boys to sit and take pictures... but Cameron sure can make them laugh. I'll take what I can get. 

Church Egg Hunt {2013}

The boys had a blast at the church's egg hunt. What's not to love??? Collecting egg filled with chocolate then donuts and milk afterwards. I got lots and lots of blurry shots of them running around collecting eggs. Well, as many as could trying to slowly waddle after them. Sitting down photos were my friend this year. Love these little bunnies of mine. 

Blackhawk Plaza

We're still adjusting to all our bestie neighborhood friends moving away. It's so weird to look out your window and expect to see what you've always seen.... a street full of friends {for me and the boys}. Change stinks. The boys know it's different, they still ask where their buddies are.... and I explain the same thing over and over. Weston prays at night for Evan and Holden walks around outside saying, "Luke, awww, Chi-neeee" {for China}. Time to break out of our "usual" comfort zone, which is never a bad thing. 

Spring has been gorgeous and we found ourselves at Blackhawk Plaza last week. Both boys insist on feeding the ducks one grain of food at a time. It's funny to me that they do it the exact same way. The good news: I never have to buy duck food cause I can keep using the same box for years. The bad news: we spend a loooooong time feeding the ducks. 

{Weston, Holden, and Brayden}