I just love Texas in the Spring.
It is SO beautiful. If you ever visit Texas, do it in April. The wild flowers are amazing!
After much tribulation, many fights with the kids, and a lot of tears over outfits that make my kids "look weird," (because I have no sense of fashion, but my kid who wears torn jeans that are 2 inches too short, does) we stuffed everyone into the van and went in search of a field of bluebonnets.
First up was Cora. What a sweet little girl. She melts everyone's heart with those pretty blue eyes and a bubbly personality.
That little head is full of mischief, and you can see it in her eyes. She can be such a tease.
Next we have Ailee. This little body is brimming with love and compassion. Those brown eyes make me feel all gooey inside.
Though she's only five, this picture makes her look so grown up.
Maryn is becoming a beautiful young woman. Gosh, I can't believe she is turning 9 this year!
She is smart and does things well when she puts her mind to it. I had to get her picture in this patch of yellow flowers…I have always loved her in yellow.
And now my little man. He gets three pictures because he is the youngest, and the "Golden Child."
This may be my mostest favorite picture of all time, ever.
Kannon loves to be around people. He smiles with his whole body and you can't help but smile back. He is strong and oh, so handsome!
Then, we took some family pictures. All thanks to the tripod I scored for free at a yard sale last year.
I was reluctant to put up this picture because it shows off the baby weight I haven't lost because I eat non stop. But, everyone else looks good, and I love that Cora is doing the Itsy Bitsy Spider on Kade's leg.
Then we had to get a silly one.
By the end of the photo shoot, the girls were still going strong because we were bribing them with the reward of ice cream. Kannon didn't quite understand that no tears were allowed, and he'd had it. One last picture of just the kids.
I was about to get a few more of just the kids, but the evening abruptly ended when Maryn sat in a fire ant hill. Those things are vicious. Luckily, the damage was confined to her foot, but she was pretty sad. We will be more careful next year!