Spring Hustle

Well spring is here... for now. Time to get the garden in. I already planted the potatoes, radishes, spinach, lettuces, and broccoli. Now I have all the rest to do. It's still a little early for most things, in Montana. I caught the garden bug early this year- in February, so I have a ton of plants that I started from seed back then. I am so excited at how well they are all doing. Tomatoes, peppers, herbs, watermelon and cantaloupe, oh and new this year, sweet potatoes. We'll see how well they like our climate. Ethan loves the outdoors! Give him a spoon and a bucket and he'll dig for hours. Most of the dirt ends up down his clothes, diaper, shoes, etc., but if he doesn't mind, I can handle it. Besides, it enables me to get some yard work done. I am so excited for the summer fun!!!! Hope he likes the lake. Azure is getting so grown up. She bought a bigger bike with the money she earned from doing extra jobs around the house.(She gets excited about cleaning the bathroom and does just as well as me-YAY!!!) Now her hope(and ours) is that she will quickly learn to ride w/o training wheels. She plays so well with her brother. My favorite sound in the world is when they laugh together. What an exciting summer we have ahead!

A little help please

Oh how I wish someone would come decorate my house for me. I am so slow! I have a wooden plank hung on the wall that has been taunting me for 3 months. It has been painted, but I am waiting for just the right phrase to put into vinyl and apply to it. Three months, doesn't that seem like a ridiculously long time? Yesterday I decided to use the YW/YM theme for the year---it is awesome! But now I have to decide on font. So at the rate I am going I should have my house decorated just how I like, in about 10 years. So who's gonna help me, anyone? PLEASE!

Holy Cow!!!!

Is time traveling at the speed of light now or what? So we are panicking that our Azure-girl will be starting kindergarten in 7 months. Kenyon's concern was that we can't spontaneously go on vacation whenever we want. I am more concerned with her being out of my sight and care for 4 hours, 5 days a week. Most of the schools here have gone to all day kindergarten, but our sensible little country school has remained half-day. I am pretty sure that if her school was not sensible, I would be doing home school. Let's talk about the good things that will come out of this. PLEASE write and tell me what these are so that I may add them.