Shave and a haircut...

Last week Jaxson learned to shave. He would take Daddy's electric razor and make sure he was presentable. It was cute right......until tonight! Jax decided that a shave wasn't enough. Perhaps he needed a trim....need I say more.

A busy March...

It's been a great month here at our house and we've had lots of fun together. I thought I'd share some pictures of this month's adventures.

We learned to sing "Follow the Prophet" in primary and now everytime Jax looks at our Gospel Art Book, he sings the chorus! What a cutie!
It's finally been warm enough to play outside so the kids have been "camping" on the front porch. I'm so glad the snow is almost gone.

The kids have started helping me with laundry. They put away all their own clothes and I don't typically have to fix it when they're done...oh and Mason loves the basket!

Playing...always playing!

Mom got a new camera and she's been taking LOTS of pictures (can you tell how much she likes being interuppted from her coloring!)

Did I mention how warm it's been...and that I love this new pose that Kena seems to do in every picture she knows I'm taking.

Jaxson learned to shave! Ok so not really, but he does enjoy using Dad's old razor to pretend.

Mason's First Haircut

Before...After! What a handsome boy! The Hair...oh my!

My sweet baby has been looking a bit on the shaggy side these days. His hair has gotten long enough that he get's bed head and generally looks shabby. So today we gave him his first haircut.

My buddy and me!

Once upon a time there was a Mommy who loved all her children dearly. She had big kids and little kids and everything in between and they all made her smile. But she had one boy in particular who could make her smile even bigger then most.

Now this little boy was full of life and smiles. He loved to explore and discover (sometimes to the dismay of his mommy) and generally was a good kid. His favorite thing to do was to run into a room and throw his arms around necks and give big BIG hugs!

Sometimes his mommy found herself getting frustrated with this spunky little boy. You see the two of them were very much alike and occasionally that made them cranky with eachother. But on those days the little boy knew just how to make it better. He would run in while mom was making dinner, stand beside her saying "mom" over and over and over until Mommy, in frustration, would say "What!". Then that spunky, cuddly, happy boy would say "I just love you!" and run away. If that doesn't melt a mommy's heart I don't know what would!

And so this mommy just wants the world to know how much she loves her spunky monkey boy! He's my sweet Jax and he and I are going to live happily ever after!