Friday, April 30, 2010

April 2010


Above: Happy Easter! Easter fell on General Conference weekend this year. Here are all of our Easter baskets.


Above: Here is Peter's Easter basket.


Above: Pete had a great time playing with his Easter stuff.



Above: I love how Pete's pajama pants ride up on his fatty legs.


Above: Enjoying conference while enjoying Easter.


Above: Peter just had to walk in this little bit of snow. He walked in a perfect rainbow shape so I put my stamp (my footprints) on it too.


Above: This guy loves the great outdoors.




Above: This guy loves to climb up onto the fireplace.


Above: I love those big brown eyes.


Above: On our way to go swimming for the first time. We met a little kitty on our way to the car. Aren't those swim shorts so cute on Peter?


Above: I love that sweet little body.


Above: We got there a little before the pool opened, so we played on the adjacent playground until they opened.






Above: Peter was a little worried about getting in the water.


Above: Peter wasn't a big fan of his first swimming experience. Poor guy!



Above: He loves wearing his life jacket at home though!



Above: He is just so, so cool.


Above: Visiting the aquarium for the first time.






Above: Oh, I just want to squeeze and squish him!






Above: We bought Pete a stuffed snake.


Above: After the aquarium, we went to visit Nammy for a bit.




Above: So big!



Above: Why use your towel just for drying off when it is also a fashion statement?



Above: Just hanging out and lounging around in the chair that Nammy gave me.



Above: This guy thrives off of being outside.


Above: Jeremiah and I have decided that this could be an inspirational poster. Picture this with the caption, "You're never too small to dream big."


Above: This guy still loves to cover his face with his blanket when he sleeps.


Above: Peter is a master stink-eye giver.

1 comment:

  1. It's amazing to see him and remember how little he was; but no matter how little he was; he's always been Pete.

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