April Part 1 2020

April fools! We drew mustaches on the kids in the middle of the night. Nobody moved until we got to Russ, the very last one to draw. He jerked and Sterling started laughing so hard I had to shoo him out of the room to finish. It was hilarious. The kids were big fans. We also set up a playpen and moved Grace out of her crib and into the playpen and then Sterling picked up Will and moved him into Grace's crib. He kinda woke up and Sterling said it was a surprise for the girls, and Will just snuggled in and went back to sleep. It was awesome!

We got a kiddie pool right before Stay at Home orders happened and curfew and a closed pool, etc. On this day our neighbor gave us some water balloons because they had bought a pack of 200 or something like that. The kids had a great time!

Sterling got new glasses and he went a little more bold and I love them!!!!

Doing some yoga to get out some energy after a "school" morning.

Our General conference was held only online due to the pandemic, which was historic, and also this was the theme and I loved it.

We got a brand new Proclamation which I thought was incredible.

We had a World Wide Fast--the first in history--and Ruth, Will, and Molly all participated (for one meal for Molly) because they were so excited about it.

This girl loves shoes. And the piano.

We tried making fudge. I don't know what it is, but we REALLY struggle. It still didn't work out that great.

A watercolor of Joseph Smith done by Will. I love it!

A watercolor of the Ft. Lauderdale temple by Ruthie. I love it, too!

15 1/2 months.

She never leaves in bows but I still love it so much.

Some painting.

He was THRILLED about this "woof woof" hat. 

We are officially in a global pandemic! I looked up thread count that was required for masks--and everything was sold out. So I bought some kids sheet and we all have some fun planes/trains/cars masks! We have to wear them at school lunch pick-up.

Technically Grace is under two, so she is not required to wear one, which is good, since she won't keep it on.

These little geometric chalk art drawings were all over the internet, so we got out some masking tape and made some of our own. The kids REALLY loved it once they pulled the tape off so we did it again!