Legacy School Choir Spring Concert.
Alyssa had a big ole solo in this here production. She belted out "Let it Go" like never before. She even had an Elsa braid. Where does she come from?!
They call me mother.
It is music to my ears-most of the time :) How have I been so blessed? Look at them. Healthy, happy, showering me with gifts and food. It was a wonderful Mother's Day.
But the best was yet to come. Skyping with my firstborn, the one who started me on this amazing journey of motherhood. Hermana Allred was also healthy and so so happy.
Best Mother's Day present ever!
Pokemon.
He eats, sleeps and breaths them. He sorts and trades and collects and organizes and re-arranges--all day, every day. He is obsessed and he will tell you all about every single one of them. All you have to do is ask.
Braces.
Again.
Because we like to do them twice around here. The first time he didn't get his "last meal". I promised him that he would get it the second time around. And I am a woman of my word. He didn't touch the corn, and I believe the apple bite was just staged. I think he only ate the caramel and the heath bar. That's my Brycie!
In honor of Kara's birthday we hunted down a donut truck with the Matthews. It was delicious. Don't believe me. Ask the dishes.
A typical Sunday afternoon. All of the board games are pulled out and played. No friends, just brothers and sisters and soft hymns playing in the background.
It makes me smile.
Bryson's countdown to the last day of school. I will translate because no one on this earth can read this child's handwriting. It says "can;t touch em they are for school countdown."
Your welcome.
Senior recognition night at the high school.
Craig, Caleb and Tyler.
All received scholarships.
All are incredible young men.
All have some pretty incredible parents also.
I turned 44. I am old. And I am loved--just look at that spread!
Third grade economics fair. He sold pet rocks and tickets to play his Verticon game. I am hoping he made millions.
Almost every day these girls are outside playing in these high heel shoes. Every day. One day I asked them, "what exactly are you playing?" The reply came easily, as if I should have known.
"We are playing high school."
How silly of me.
I totally should have known that!
