Peter Pan

Friday nights we let Nathan pick out a movie for us to watch as a family. This weekend he picked out the orignal Peter Pan Movie. When it first started he wasn't quite sure of the pirates and Captin hook, but soon he was laughing and cheering on Peter Pan! By the end of the movie he was already talking about dressing up like Peter Pan so today we made a trip to walmart for green fabric and a feather. After a little time in front of the sewing machine Nathan proudly played Peter Pan!

Nothing cuter than little boys in their jammies!

Messy Man

Logan 15 months, after a supper of spaghetti and yogurt! I wasn't sure where to even start the clean up!

Daddy and his boys

Big Helper

It has became routine for Nathan to help me change Logan. Normally, I ask Nathan to entertain Logan while I change him so Logan dosent try to wiggle away from me. Nathan has adapted to the routine quite well, so well in fact that a few days ago he told me that Logan had a dirty diaper and proceed to get everything out and ready for Logan's daiper change... what a great little helper!!

Big Boy

Our little Loggie is growing up so fast on us! He is always so happy and gives us all lots of laughs as we watch him discover the world around him!

Logan's 1st Boat Ride

Happy Easter!

Our sweet boys celebrating Christ's resurrection!

Easter Egg Hunt

We enjoyed celebrating Easter with Great Grandpa Britson at the hubbard nursing home. The kids enjoyed the Easter egg hunt and the other activites they had there for them. Everyone had a great time.

Helping Daddy

Finger Painting

Car Wash

Nathan making his own carwash

New Wheels

Outside!

Since the weather has warmed up Logan wants to be outside every waking moment. He is constantly standing at one of the doors chanting his sweet little plea for me to let him out and motioning with his little pointer finger where he wants to go. He also goes and gets his shoes for me to put them on, thinking he is already to go.

Reading with Daddy

Logan loves books! He is always grabbing one out of the basket and waddling over to convince us to read it to him and who could say no?