On Monday after preschool, we met Alicia and her kids at a nearby park. The girls played hopscotch for a while ...
Then they sat in the shade and played with Maggie's new dolls and figurines.
Today's rain finally gave way to some sun, but not before a really attractive mud pit had formed in a small area of our back yard. (That's a sarcastic description if you're a 37-year-old homeowner, and a pretty accurate description if you're a 4-year-old.) Bet you can't guess what Maggie did this afternoon...
Back in the fall, lots of my blogging friends shared their pictures of the area's gorgeous fall colors. I never got around to doing that, but I sure got some pretty spring shots today! These are the tulips in our front yard:
Our Jane Magnolia, which we bought as an anniversary gift the first spring we lived in our house -- it gets prettier every year!
A redbud, on the way to my mother-in-law's:
And, finally, my neighbor's Yoshino cherry tree, which I drool over every spring:
















3 comments:
What beautiful Spring pictures. I love all of the beautiful trees you have there, ours are green or leafless in AZ
I need to get some spring pics too. I wish I had captured the pear trees before their blooms flew away.
Love the pics of the girls!
Isn't it funny how you can see photos of someone for her entire life, and she seems to just be changing ever-so-slightly each time, and then suddenly one grabs you and you realize, "Holy crap! She's growing up! She's really a big kid now, no longer a toddler!"
Yeah, the hopscotch photos just did that to me. She's beyond gorgeous, just suddenly not-baby. Sigh.
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