All aboard the animal train!

Spring Cravings

If I leave the pantry door open for even a second, this little one is on the search for a snack. So today we decided we needed some spring sugar cookies to satisfy all of our snacky cravings.

Sage was obviously a fan.

Maddison loved decorating her cookies which ended up one part cookie, one part frosting, one part sprinkles. The perfect ratio. 

...and this happened, a lot. 

Here are some of our creations. 

Playing with cousins!

We got to play with cousins last weekend. Yeah! We loved having Pizza with the Pope's! Thanks for letting us come over!

Playing really wore Sage out.

These girls went crazy over the rides and super crazy over spending time with each other. 

Telling secrets. 

We also enjoyed some time with Grandma and Grandpa Pope. What a great weekend!

St. Patrick's Day!

We started off the morning with green pancakes. Sage thought they were pretty fun.

 A leprechaun left some gold chocolate coins in our house and the girls were super excited to find them.

 I could finally put Sage's hair in a pony tail so I guess that meant it was time to cut it.

Well, it was getting pretty mop-ish, which wasn't so bad except....

 More often than not it looked a little like this.

 Maddison needed a trim too. She was very serious the whole time.

 Sage waited patiently for her turn.

 I was totally nervous that Sage would not cooperate. I had a bag of distractions and I didn't have to use any of them. I have never seen her sit so still for so long. She was perfect the whole time!

 Maddie's turn to wait.

 Sage goofing off.

 Almost done.

 It didn't end up exactly how I had envisioned in my head but haircuts never do. At least it is a little more tidy.

Cheep Cheep

I thought Maddison's Easter chick was pretty good. 

Leap Day.

To celebrate Leap Day we took the girls to a trampoline park so they could leap their little hearts out! They were usually moving way to fast for me to get a photo but I was able to snap a few of the girls in the foam pit. 

Ward Hawaiian Luau