We took advantage of Spring Break and dad's vacation time and had a picnic at the awesome park by our library. It was a beautiful day for it. After we ate the boys played on the toys for a little while then Jongr and I went to the library, while dad, Jonev, and Jontu stayed and played on the toys some more.
Monday, March 22, 2010
Camping and Fishing
We recently had a ward campout at Huntsville State Park, it was lots of fun and the weather was perfect. On Saturday morning Jonpa took Jongr and Jontu to a fishing class and they got to learn about fishing in TX and then for the last part of the class they got to fish. Jonev and I joined them for the second part and I had lots of fun helping the boys too. We didn't catch anything this time, but we plan to try again.
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo
We had so much fun this year and ended up staying for almost 5 hours. We still didn't get a chance to see all that we wanted to, but the boys enjoyed themselves and I did to. Thanks to our friends the Dattilo's for inviting us to join them and some of their other friends. The first thing that we did was the Farm to Market experience, the kids get to walk through with a basket and collect different things at different stations. In the one below they get a seed to plant, and then they collect a pepper, or onion, or carrot, or whatever they have planted to take to the market. Here is Jonev planting his seed. You can see he is holding one of the eggs that he collected from the chickens, he loved it and didn't want to let it go.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
St. Patrick's Day
A new wreath, inspired by the one here from Linda at Craftaholics Anonymous. I wanted to make something with shamrocks, but just couldn't decide for sure how to display them on the front door.
I also made Shamrock pins for us, hopefully they survive until next year too.
Friday, March 5, 2010
Go Texan Day and a Visit to the Stables
Jontu's primary teacher invited us to her stables where she has about 30 chickens. This is one of the roosters that has 2 combs, it was one of the roosters that was born there. The boys had so much fun helping to feed the chickens, gathers the eggs, and feed the horses. I am so thankful for places like this that are close by so that our boys can get a taste of the rural life a little more than our visits to family.
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