Going to The Library

Caitlyn and her book bag.

Story Time
Sunglasses that the library passed out to the children.

Caitlyn Pictures

Ok... I have made pancakes for many years now, but believe it or not, I have never made a mickey mouse pancake before.  So, the one you see below is my very first Mickey Mouse Pancake that I have made.  Not bad if I must say so.  Caitlyn just thought it was nice, not excited about it at all.  And as soon as I served it, she needed the ears to be cut off and stacked on top of the pancake like all pancakes should do.  :)

Caitlyn enjoying her cranberry "margarita" on Cinco de Mayo

More Micah

Micah loves to watch baseball with his daddy.

He also looks really cute in his camo.  Yes, he is wearing matching booties.  Thank you to our friend Clayton for this outfit.

My Micah is 4 months old now... he's growing so fast

Loving the Exersaucer!!!

My matching boys at a Crawfish Boil
My happy boy AFTER eating his first cereal last night!!!

This blows my mind how fast time goes by.

CLIPS!!

Ok, it's almost here!  Yes, Daniel's CD is just about done.  

Go check out some sample clips from his CD:  www.danielprattband.com 

Can you tell which one is which??

Ok, these are easy... cause the clothing gives it away.  BUT, if you look at the face, you will definitely see some resemblance.  All of these pictures were taken when they were 3 month old.  I cant believe that tomorrow my little Mister Micah will be 4 months.  Wow, time flies.  

Awwww, Caitlyn :)

I was browsing through older pictures and look what I found.  A pic of my cutie patootie!!!  I cant remember the exact age she was here, but she was young.  Probably 18 months or so.

We went to the park the other day

Feet

Micah's Easter Shoes.  These were too cute not to take a picture of.

Caitlyn and I painted our toes.  

Happy Easter

A friend of mine had this great idea for Easter.  Making Empty Tomb Rolls.  It was so much fun to make with Caitlyn and yummy too!  It was a great way to try to help drive home the point of what Easter is all about.  What you do is explain that Jesus died on the cross for our sins.  Then after he died, he needed to be buried... which is where these rolls come in.  :)  A large marshmellow symbolizes Jesus.  Then you roll him in oils... "butter" and spices... "cinnamon and sugar" to preserve his body for burial.  Then you wrap him up tight, no marshmellow peeking, in clothes... crescent rolls.  Then you bake in the oven at 350 for about 10 minutes... "3 days."  When you take the rolls out of the oven, let them cool.  But when you open them up... they are hollow inside.  The marshmellow, Jesus is not there anymore.  :)

I LOVE this pic of Micah.  He looks so "little man like".  :)

A face that you just have to love

Someone found out how to make bubbles.

Bluebonnets!!!