Easter and Stuff

Here's our latest attempt at a family picture. We got home from church and by the time we grabbed the camera to go outside, Dean had changed into his pajamas and cape. He seems to think that when we are home it is pajama time!

 It is springtime around here and we have worked hard to get the lawn and flowerbed looking great.  We laid bark in the front this year and got our flower baskets up.

 Don't judge the lawn yet! One of the delightful things of living in Washington is the moss that appears EVERY year and overtakes the grass.  We have to kill the moss, rake it out, then reseed the lawn. Always a work in progress.

 The most amazing rainbow appeared yesterday evening.  The boys had already gone to bed but Jonathan insisted he get them up to see it. Putting them back to bed was not so easy.  Next rainbow we will just show them the pictures!

 Well here we are!  Four out of the six of us sisters are pregnant, five babies, due within 3 months of eachother. So far 3 boys and one girl are expected.  We find out in 2 weeks.

 Here's the wild Easter egg hunt at Grandpa and Grandma's house.  Not to out do the Grandma and Grandpa Walker's, but this egg hunt yielded 35 eggs for each kid.  Jonathan was grateful that about half of the eggs had toys in them and not just candy (typical dentist).

 Tootsie rolls are Dean's favorite candy.

 The two lovely Walther girls, Mya and Syndey.

 My mom had the funnest activities for the kids.  They made flower pots with suckers, decorated cupcakes, and had an egg coloring contest.

 I love Dean's face in this picture; he is concentrating so hard on writing his name on the pot.

 The grandkids hard at work.

 Dawson's fun and silly personality is showing more and more.  I told him to smile as I took this picture.

 One of the prizes for the boys was a parachute man.  They had a blast dropping them off of the playset.

 We had a wonderful Easter and very much enjoyed spending so much time with family.  We miss all the Walkers like crazy and wish you guys lived closer!  We are so grateful to know that our Savior died for us and now lives and loves us!