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The daffodils are in bloom! Yay!

I have a few pictures from about 6 weeks ago, but I can't get my most recent pictures to show up on the blogger thing to put them on the post, so they will have to wait.

The most exciting recent happening in our family is Mr. L learning to ride a bike with no training wheels. It was one of those mothering moments when time stood still and all the day to day things just didn't matter. He is growing up. He is a little man and he can ride a bike all by himself. Training wheel-less. It took 3 days. And he rides every spare minute he can. Especially those first few days. It is amazing. I love this weather!!! He had a birthday, which I will have to post some pics of :)

Also, I was called as Assistant Camp Director, which I am super-excited about and I started teaching a Tuesday, Thursday Preschool class from a couple weeks ago until the end of May. I am thinking about teaching T/TH preschool in the fall. This is getting my feet wet to see if I am ready for it :)












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Sarah said…
So fun to see pictures of you guys and those little kids of yours! We miss you.
March 27, 2013 at 6:35 PM
Grandma Valarie said…
very excited for spring here, too, way to go Logan excited to come down this sat.
March 28, 2013 at 10:17 AM
Justin and Amber said…
Your kids are getting so big! Miss you guys!
March 28, 2013 at 2:47 PM
Chelece said…
I love the pictures. Congrats Tiff on your calling and teaching position. Look how busy you are. I can't believe Logan rides without training wheels. Your kids are growing up.
March 29, 2013 at 9:42 AM
MOMster said…
I'm so glad you posted! I've been waiting for a new post with pictures and what you're up to. The kiddos are getting so big!

Way to go, L, on learning how to ride without training wheels! We're trying to get our son to do the same.
March 31, 2013 at 11:43 PM
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