Holy Week out in nature

In Grace's seminary class, they had to make some art about one of their favorite Conference talks. She made this.

In her photography class, she had to take pictures of a little animal skeleton.

Justin posted this old cousins picture this week. Love my red pants;)

Charlie and the YM after ultimate frisbee. He's on the right side with a fedora on.

At the late-night youth activity watching hockey with Tyler.

These guys.

Heather posted some old pics too.

Alice got cute for church.

Toby's drawing/writing is always so cute.

Teaching Grace how to do taxes.

Little buddy in a blanket.

He likes us to set up his "dormitory" of Chex boxes for breakfast. And as soon as a box is getting close to being empty, he writes it on my shopping list.

Charlie close up.

Spring has come to our front yard!

We texted Grace at work: What color shirt are you wearing?

We realized we were ALL wearing black that day!!

Watching Cassidy and Spencer's little movie and laughing.

Reading in bed.

I went on a walk around the heronry pond by myself on Wednesday.

Paul got his power washer working on the caked-on mud around the garden.

Grace sometimes sends gross pics from work, like someone left this in the bathroom stall.

Danny's activity days group did a pinewood derby.

He won!

Paul moved a full-length mirror into Toby's room and he LOVES it!

First time I've ever cooked with bok choy.

Alice and Clinton FINALLY found a time that worked to meet up at the park (with some of their siblings). They've been trying for weeks.

Paul and I went on an evening date to Farmington Bay.

Paul carried camp chairs and blankets all the way back in there.

Alice cashed in on her grandparent date today, and they took her to the Tulip Festival at Thanksgiving Point.

Meanwhile, Paul, Grace, and I went to a rally at the capitol building against the actions of the current administration. Grace made a sign.

I liked the sticker on this Tesla on the walk to the car.

Wooden roses for Alice's souvenir. 

We colored eggs this evening.

And Toby wanted us to hide a few for him.

Happy Easter!