My mom and I took the kids north of Seattle to see the tail end of the tulip festival. Although many of the tulips were on their last leg, what we did see was still breath taking.
Although Washington Spring is pretty much as wet and cold as the Fall and Winter (and sometimes into Summer), we are enjoying the blossoms, the fresh green on the trees, and the starting of our garden. We are amazed at the beauty God has surrounded us with here.
Let the adventures in tee ball begin! Noah is absolutely clueless about baseball (seems that many of his other teammates are as well!) but even by his second game things started clicking for him. It's a pleasure to watch these little guys do the cutest things out on the field.
Hard to believe that Amalia is rounding the corner and leaving her infant stage. In this crop of pictures- Amalia's first "Bumbo" seat experience (not sure that she is totally in love with it but she is borrowing it from another baby friend), still catching a nap here and there on tired daddy, and Amalia enjoys a new quilt sent from some dear friends of ours.
Disheveled, dirty, wet, silly, sweaty, rambunctious, and sweet boys!!! We are thankful for some new friends that just moved to town and now go to our church. Noah and Hudson can't stop talking about the "Olsen Boys".