Easter was lots of fun. Preston had his preschool program and it was really cute. We also went to church, had dinner together, dyed Easter eggs, and had an Easter egg hunt on Easter morning.
Our first spring break adventure was a quick trip to the science center. We go a lot, but the boys always have fun. Preston loved playing in the store and Evan enjoyed building a huge tower.
We went on an overnight trip to Great Wolf Lodge. We had heard that it was great and it was amazing! The water park was awesome and there were lots of different things to do. The boys really liked the wave pool and the water slides. They also had a great time playing the Magic Quest game. Our room was awesome and the boys liked their bunk bed room. We are definitely going back!
Preston got a special treat on spring break. He got to go to work with Daddy! He always wants to go to Daddy's work and spring break was a great time for him to join Daddy at work for a little while. He got to eat breakfast with Daddy, ride the elevator, work in Daddy's office, and meet some of Daddy's friends.
Our biggest spring break adventure was going to Red River Gorge with the Congletons! It was a really fun day of hiking, rock climbing and exploring. The boys had a great time and so did the grown ups. I am thankful for such wonderful friends!
Our springtime fun included cheering on both the men's and women's basketball teams. The men's team made it pretty far in the NIT, while the ladies made it the the Final Four game of the NCAA tournament.
We had lots of other fun this spring, including playing in the snow! The winter weather seemed to last FOREVER!
Evan's school hosted Muffins with Mom and I was able to take both boys. It was a fun breakfast and I enjoyed time with both of my sweet boys.
As the weather improved, I enjoyed walking outside, as I trained to walk in the mini marathon. I loved seeing the animals and the beautiful wild flowers.
The Sky Star Ferris Wheel was in town for a few weeks and we decided to take a ride. It was really fun and I really liked seeing Louisville from such a unique vantage point.

























































