Major Blog Update!

So I'm a terrible scrapbooker and journaler, so this blog is as good as it gets. I forget about pictures I've taken, lose my camera, run out of time and the list goes on and on. Oh, and one certain little girl in this house seems to be taking off with my camera taking random pictures of her and our house. I deleted more pictures than I saved when I downloaded the pictures onto the computer today, so here's my big recap for the spring

Good thing she's cute!

Libby went to a Princess Tea Party at the High School this year. There were TONS of little princesses there and Libby was in tears by time we left because it was TOO MUCH of a good thing. On the way home she told me and my mom that she didn't want her Dad to call her Princess anymore because she had had enough of being a princess.

Mike fixed bikes this spring and when he brought them home he had already taken Libby's training wheels off. Me, being the great mom I am, could only stand to run around, bent over, trying to hold all of her weight to one side, for a few minutes. I told her she was going to have to practice on her own, without my help. After about an hour she was up and going. I wish I would have taken some pictures of her legs that week because they were BEAT UP! Now we can't seem to get her off her bike.

Mitch got bit by our neighbor's dog a couple of weeks ago, and it has been quite the ordeal. It was just a little dog, thank goodness, or the damage would have been lots worse. He was more scared of having to get stitches than being bit by the dog, and he did really well throughout the LONG couple of weeks of getting infected, draining infection, lots of medicine and dr's appointments. He's on the mend now and that's a good thing because the week and a half he had the stitches in were the worst few days of his life. (i.e. he couldn't do anything that he's used to doing, playing sports, riding his bike and motorcycle, swimming etc.)

After the stitches came out

Libby had her last choir concert of the year. They were pretty cute as usual. They only sang one song this time, but added choreography in too. They sang "Cry If I Want To" and he song fit Libby perfectly.

Taking her final bow of the year!

Mitch has been busy playing baseball in the terrible, freezing weather of Idaho. I've only taken a couple of shots because there's only been about 2 games where we weren't bundled up as tight as we could get. He'll be playing until the end of June, so I'm sure I'll get some more shots in the future.

Libby finished her first year of pre-school this year and had her graduation last week. I didn't have a very good seat, so didn't get many pictures, but I'll have to get some better one's from Grandma J. Libby loved Pre-school, especially her teacher, Mrs. Hansen and her classmates. She's already driving me crazy because she's so bored at home.