Life with the Birds

Randy's job sure can be interesting. For example at some point during this weekend our garage acted as a stop over point for a turkey, a duck, and a gull. Mitch was sure excited to check out the critters. Randy also helped out a barn owl with a broken wing. (Photo from a few weeks ago)

February though Easter

This little munchkin sure has turned our world upside - for the better.

Some how life keeps flying by a light speed, but I'm doing my best to hold on to this little girl and convince her she doesn't have to grow up so fast. She has six teeth, is walking everywhere, loves asparagus, oranges, and raspberries, and we finally found a pair of shoes that don't induce tears. (moccasins for the win!) She is independent and likes to do things in her own timetable. Her favorite toys are anything that is not a toy (think empty water bottles, a belt buckle, cat toys). She gets this silly surprised look on her face when she does something she knows she's not supposed to and its hard to be mad at her. 

Our Valentines day this year included purchasing a new knife set, a meat thermometer, and going out to eat- Corbin's Grill and Coldstone Creamery. Is this what adults do?

The first week of March we drove down to Las Vegas. I attended a veterinary conference at one of the resorts. We stayed with my Aunt Cathy and Uncle Jeff where we were spoiled rotten with delicious meals. Chantel and Wes came with us and my mom flew down later that week. While there, Roo tried out swinging solo for the first time and we went to the Shark Reef at Mandalay Bay. I enjoyed the conference and was able to see a few of my classmates I hadn't seen since graduation. On our way back home, we stopped in St. George to see my grandpa Sheets.

For Easter this year, Randy did all the preparations and my mom purchased this beautiful dress. We spent Easter Sunday with my parents and siblings. Below are a few of my favorite moments from the past few months.How I adore this little family of mine.