Bath Time

I was giving Jonah a bath the other nite and reading while he played. When I looked up this is what I saw...














Then I told him Mommy wanted to take pictures of him. He started to make silly faces...





He cracks me up! And just wait till his future girlfriend sees these pics!

Easter...Like a Rabbit

Anybody else feel like Easter was here and gone in a flash! Between working 16 hours on the Friday nite before Easter and trying to fit it all in I was exhausted. Jonah was feeling pretty good fortunately. It was one of the days he wasn't running a fever in the past week. The "Easter Bunny" (Uncle Paul) had a ball hiding eggs Saturday nite for Jonah's egg hunt in the morning. I got a kick out of watching him. Sunday morning Jonah came running into our room exclaiming he found an Easter egg in the hall. Thus began the hunt for the eggs and his basket. I only wish the pictures I'd taken were not with the window behind him. It was hard to get the light right and I was just too tired to do anything about it. I made blueberry muffins for breakfast and then we got dressed up to go to church. Unfortunately we didn't make it in time so we went to chapel instead and prayed. It seemed like it just kept getting colder as the day wore on ... so the cute outfit I had for Jonah was too cool for him. Oh well. He had lots of fun. We then went to Neenaw's for dinner and a visit with all the family including his new baby cousin! Before I knew it, it was time to go home. Now that we're recovered I'm trying to post. The funny thing is... in looking at the pictures from Easter I discovered Jonah wore the exact same pajamas last Easter. What are the odds?!

Going to the Children's Museum

I finally got around to taking Jonah to the Children's Museum again with Neenaw. We took Jonah to McDonalds for lunch then to the Museum. He always enjoys going there and is forever asking when can we go back. This year they had a new exhibit...working on cars. It was soo cute. There was an upright tool chest, little black work shirts, an area for checking in, and a waiting area with plastic coffee pot and cups. Of course he still likes the train tables. He also still enjoys the grocery store set up. By the end of the day we'd worn out Neenaw and it was time to go home. Jonah started asking when we could go back within hours of getting home. It is definitely a place we'll visit again.