Mid March Catch Up

March is half way through and I have to say that I am enjoying a couple of weeks of things being a little bit slower before the craziness of having 3 kiddos in baseball/softball begins in a few days.....along with all the other activities they have going on! 

We celebrated Matt's birthday in early march with dinner at Red Robin and cake & presents at home. We had hoped to get to go out for dinner by ourselves, but as crazy as it sounds we didn't have a night that we were free that entire week or the next! So we made do with a family dinner and it was tons of fun! The kids were super excited to give Matt his gifts -- I love how much thought they put into their cards and gifts. I'm trying to hard to teach them the joy of giving and taking the time to think about the other person. 

Harrison & Charlotte had well-visits. This was also Charlotte's kindergarten physical. Boohoohoo. I can't believe that we are already at this point. They are both doing great! Harrison is just 50% in everything height/weight, and Charlotte is destined to be short-- still sticking to 25% so she's gonna be tiny. :)

Charlotte had a birthday party for her friend Reece at a local bakery and they decorated cakes. So so fun! Charlotte came home with a cake that was loaded down with icing, which pretty much made her the most popular one in our family that night! I'm trying to talk Madeleine into doing this for her birthday this summer. :)

This girls lives and breathes gymnastics right now. I found her "teaching" her dolls some beam moves one day.

And, this is where we 2 days a week right now. The gym is locked and you have to have a code to get in so no parents allowed! This is my view from the top while she works most days.

We met up with our friends Sharon & Whitney for lunch at CFA on day and the girls sat at their own table and talked and talked for almost 2 hours just like "big" girls! They are so funny together!

And, more afternoon FaceTime with Cormac. He was showing us his balls. :) I'm so thankful that we have this technology to keep in touch and see him grow.