A Day In The Life...

Time for picture catch-up!  Here's a little randomness of what we've been up to lately...

My three cute little Hufford Pups cuddled together for bedtime.

Jonas is the first child to realize he can color on floors and walls with crayons and markers.  He's also the first to realize he can clean it up as well.  He actually enjoyed the cleaning process.  So much for a deterrent for the future. 

Addison has been trying to prove she is too old for nap time.  Instead she is allowed "quiet time" while the others nap.  Who wouldn't love "quiet time" when it involves a movie on the iPad, and a 5 gallon bucket of cheese balls?

Again, another mess brought to you by Jonas.  Luckily most of it stayed on the tile.  And luckily he enjoyed cleaning this one up too.  Sigh...this boy.

Celebrating the Super Bowl as a family and John cooked a huge spread of yummy snacks.  Of all the options to eat Jonas prefers to dip a celery into fruit dip.  Crazy guy.

We were in desperate need of some sunshine and outdoors after a "crazy Mommy moment" indoors.  Luckily, once we found it we had smiles all around.  I love this smile of Brooklyn's.

Jonas and Addison have started venturing into the backyard to enjoy the weather and some space.  Within minutes this is how I found the boy....wet, muddy, and loving every minute of it.  He's definitely all boy.

Another park adventure and Brooklyn is enjoying her first time in a swing!

Love my three babies.  I especially love Jonas' "cheese" smile in this picture.  ;)

Sisters.  Who else will happily clean all the toe jam out of your toesies?  Surprisingly, they both enjoy the process.

A quick photo-op with Daddy.  

Addison and Jonas racing around a fun impromptu car track thrown together by Daddy! 

Jonas decided to help himself to seconds long after we had all left the table.  This boy is a Curious George...JUST like his Father.

A quick moment of sisterly love.  I especially love that I snapped this before Addison could pose.  It shows how much they adore each other and I love it.

Jonas perches himself like this very often.  I used to tell him to get down but it's wasted effort.  We just embrace it and hope he can keep his record of not falling backward.