Dirt

You know you're the mom of boys when... your sink looks like this.

This is what happens when Kyle comes in from the sandbox, tells me his hands are dirty, and without looking at him I tell him to go wash up in the sink. All that sand from just one little boy.

Swinging

Loving the warm weather!  My boys can never get enough of swinging.

Dance Festival 2014

Every Year our elementary school has an end of year dance festival.  Each grade learns and performs a group dance that they perform for the parents.  This year the Kindergartners danced to We are the Dinosaurs.  It was a cute little dance that consisted of marching around in circles (on lines that were painted on the grass) and doing actions that matched up with the lyrics (like stopping to eat or sleep).  Caden was a little nervous the night before because he thought he might forget some of the choreography, but got so in to it and didn't miss a beat.

Shopping

This is how we roll at the store - Eric dancing to the overhead music and requesting I take a picture of his killer moves.  And Kyle requesting a picture just because.  At least everyone was happy while we waited in the check out line.

En Guard!

Adam has discovered the weapons!  A boy's got to defend himself.

Lego Spaceship

Caden spends hours building with his Legos.  He was particularly proud of this creation, given its size.  He asked me to take this photo to memorialize his achievement, then promptly dropped it off the top bunk bed to watch it 'crash.'

Rice Puffs

Adam is learning the fine art of finger foods.  He's quite pleased with the experience, if not skilled.  For each handful
of food, he's lucky to get one or two puffs in his mouth.  The rest go into his seat or on the floor.  His brothers keep him well stocked, though, and his tray never gets empty.