Naomi's Spring Concert

This was Naomi's third and last spring concert for Germantown Baptist Preschool. We always enjoy the performances because there are some very entertaining songs. This year our favorites were Miss Mary Mack (Mack Mack All Dressed in Black Black Black) and The Humpty Dumpty Rap (all the girls sing Humpty Dumpty ~ all the boys sing Humpty Dumpty ~ girls and boys sing Humpty Dumpty!) I want to thank Cameron & Carolyn, Lindsey & Adam and Delaney and Holly for coming to the performance and supporting Naomi. Was it worth it going to Cici's Pizza afterwards for dinner on Dad? I know Ryan would have been there if he could have. Ryan, you'll just have to live the night thru these photos.

The Long Black Wig

We have this long black wig that brings out the dramatic side of the girls. When they put it on they transform into little imitations of Diana Ross. They love to fling their locks over their shoulder and peek thru the long strands with eyes full of drama. Sometimes there are brief fights over who gets to wear the wig, but all in all it has been such a fun thing for the girls to have in their dress-up box. Here are photos of Fiona wearing the wig the other day.

Easter continued...

I found these really cute pre-stuffed plastic eggs at Walmart. Some looked like bugs, some like butterflies. I'll admit that I love the idea of buying eggs that all we had to do was toss them out in the yard.
I like Fiona's expression in this one. Don't know if the egg was empty or what, but her eyebrows make her look surprised.
Wanted to show how many wisteria blossoms we got this year. In Seattle the blossoms come after all the green leaves return. But here in Memphis the blossoms precede all the green leaves, which isn't as pretty.

Naomi lost her other front tooth. Actually, she finally let me pull it out after everybody got tired of looking at her snaggle-tooth.
Nothing like a nap with Daddy on the sofa ...aaahhhh.

What happened to Easter?

I realize its been a while since we've posted. Easter has come and gone and we didn't mark it very well. But we did celebrate! We did color eggs, go to a couple of egg hunts, get a visit from the Easter Bunny, and on Easter Sunday we went to church and remembered the Savior and most importantly his sacrifice and resurrection. Here are a few photos of the girls dying eggs.


This one makes us laugh because of Fiona's funny face.