Oh my, I cannot keep up. Well, my weekend is already booked and I don't have time to send pictures to Dadda over the weekend....so, I'll just send a quick collection of pictures of what happened in February. Enjoy....
Sebastian turned 6 years old and celebrated with all 4 of his brothers and sisters! His baby sister was hang'en out with the big kids!
Cory wrecked his tractor.
Yep....not nice. He was able to buy the supplies to fix it himself, so, yea...we didn't have to claim it on our insurance. Whew!
Cassandra participated in Jump Rope for Heart at school.
We combined Cassandra and Jase's Birthday party and held it at Arctic Wolf ice skating. It was fun....even for the adults. We had 45 skaters!
God has truly blessed me with a beautiful family and wonderful friends. THANK YOU GOD for all my blessings!
Learning how to skate with a cone!
Dadda fell down and I think everyone must have saw it! I guess he hit hard!
Jase has started another 6-weeks of T-ball and Dadda is helping him!
Holley was in the 2nd grade play and was an elephant. She sang like an angel. Way to go Holley...you did great!
Cassandra received her 2nd award this year from her teacher for having a "pleasing personality". Hopefully, one day she will get an academic award. Sigh.....
Cassandra participated in her first gymnastics meet. It was fun!
Dadda came and danced with his little girl at the Sweet heart dance.
Can she stay little forever????
Totally the best dressed at the dance and the cutest couple, I might add. But I might be a smidge bias!
Jase crashed that night after the dance. He danced his tale off!
The kids celebrated Dr. Seuss Birthday at Awana's. One fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish! Too cute!
Now.....let me erase my memory stick and start a new one for March. Time flies when you are having fun!
She doesn't like chocolate and she doesn't like cake or cake icing, so I went to the Great American Cookie place at the Mall and ordered her an oatmeal raisin cookie. She loved it, except according to her, it still had too much icing on it. 
But she was still happy to share it with all of her classmates at school. And thanks to her teacher I figured out how to cut it into 20 pieces for all the kids to share (which was cut it like a pizza, then, cut another circle all the way around in the middle of it, so instead of 16 pieces of cookie slices, you have 32, enough to take home and save some for Daddy to eat when he comes home)
NO LITTLE BROTHER.....these are my candles to blow out! 
Make a wish!
