Seriously it's nearly April...seriously!!

Hello.... hello..... anyone still out there reading this thing anymore:) I know, I know everyone is on facebook now. I just can't make the jump though -despite the harassment I get from others particularly in the youth group crowd. Maybe when the harassment crescendos to persecution I'll think about it. But for now I have a treat for all you old school blog fans and readers- pics of my cute boys. Who could ask for anything more.

P.S. Summer there are great bluebonnets out our way!!

Yes, Seth did fall off this. Luckily Supermom caught him. And then I thanked her. :) Actually I was pretty proud of myself being the one to save him-especially since it was my idea to put him up there. Usually my sister April is always the one rescuing my children.

Sometimes it's still weird to me that our blonde headed

boy is the different one.

I'm sure the big boys were thinking, "When is this photo shoot going to end." And I know Seth was thinking, "These purple things are delicious...and there are thousands of them!!!"

It's madness around here.

Pure madness.

Seth update: my little man has been walking for about a month now. He's gotten really good- never crawls anymore. Right now we are two weeks away from a big 1st birthday bash and 3 weeks late on putting baby latches on all the cabinets in our new house. Man, that little cute face can destroy a room way faster then the other two.

This pic makes me laugh. We've started training him to be in Cirqe de Soleil- we figure its a big step up from circus performer but still does not require a college degree. It's a rough economy these days. Who's got money for college. I say you can't start job training too early.

Titus update: Over spring break Levi enjoyed a special week at Nana and Poppy's with his cousin, Titus enjoyed a special week of being the big man on campus, and Momma and Daddy enjoyed a miraculous week of no fighting! I've decided it's trickier raising your 2nd born through the terrible twos than the first time around. When your first one is going through the "I want to do everything by myself phase" it's no big deal. So you slow down and let them open every door, be the one to turn off the TV, win all the races etc. This is not so when you are raising a 2 year old and have a competitive 5 year old big brother in the house. Especially when said 5 year old seems incapable of understanding, "Let him do it so he doesn't throw a fit," no matter how many times (or tones) you say it!

Believe it or not- he's even cuter in person when you can hear his little munchkin voice. The therapist in me keeps trying to work on him enunciating his "S sound" at the beginning of his words- but Cory keeps telling me to stop because he thinks its cute. It won't be cute in 7th grade!! But then again we have plenty of things to clarify before then. For starters every time Titus "toots" and you ask what happened he'll say, "Oh that was just my bottom.. it burped."

Levi update: Here is the above mentioned 5 year old who is growing up way to fast. He came back after being gone a week and just seemed like a big kid. You know they're getting big when they start getting hair on their legs!! (I'm sure he's happy for the world to know this about him). His latest adventure is playing tball again this year with Daddy coaching. He is already totally obsessed much to his father's delight and wants to play catch all the time. Last night I asked Cory if his skills were looking Yankee worthy and he told me that he heard the best way to teach a new player how to catch is to throw it directly at their face. I in turn asked if that was the same technique he was using the day before when I had to ice down my sons throbbing cheek bone!

Mmmmm....these are the days. :)