...We went to California. And I never posted the pics. 95% laziness 5% didn't know where my camera cord was.
This took place ALL of the way back in March, but since my sweet little niece was baptized, I suppose it is special enough to relive.
Hallie and Avery's birthdays were in February and March, so I decided to make them some gifts (with the help of my SIL, Megan). I usually get them something Hannah Montana or HSM themed, so I'm not sure how they felt about these homemade gifts. I thought they were cute! Thank goodness kids just like presents and anything wrapped up real pretty... cause I might have gotten away with it...
Avery with her painting to match her room
Since Hallie turned 8, she got a brand new scripture bag to go with her new scriptures. Isn't that what every little kid wants? Welcome to adult life Hallie. This is only the beginning of the practical gifts. We also got to go and see Hallie perform in her elementary school musical. As always, she was the star of the show! At the show, we had the privelege of sitting in front of THE most obnoxious people at the performance. I guess swearing is always appropriate at an elementary school filled with children. So is standing up in your seat to see your child perform, blocking everyone behind you and blabbering about how the other kid's performances were boring. And let's not forget the time that I dropped my program, you picked it up and handed it back to me, I quietly said "thank you" (it was during a performance for heaven's sake!) and then got to hear you rant for the next five minutes about how rude I was for not saying thank you. Thanks for letting me enjoy the show, you jerks!
Waiting for the show to start. Sorry Jaxton, I kind of cut your head off.
Sweet baby Jaxton... who is now 2. I guess we didn't have time to change his clothes after dinner.And finally... the Baptism! We are so proud of Hallie and so excited for her!
Note to self... fix yourself up before taking pictures...I hope that we can make a quick trip to CA before the end of the summer. I sure miss these kiddies! Lucky for me, we have Mariokart online to bond over...everyday.