Spring has sprung!! (finally!!) During the short sunny break we had back in March, Daxton and I took Savannah out to play in the yard - he was awesome at throwing the frisbee for her and practicing her fetching skills. He has a great arm!

Axel sure is growing up... He has started to take notice of his surroundings - Daddy's beard, his toys, and especially Savannah. She has become his favorite thing to look at - he will stare at her and just start laughing!
But he hasn't lost a bit of his flexiblity! Axel loves to suck on his toes, and anything else for that matter! He has reached the age where if it can get into his hands, it goes in his mouth. It's probably a good thing when it comes to eating... He loves green beans, hates carrots, and isn't sure yet about bananas.
Here are pictures of our Easter egg coloring party on the 3rd. We relocated from SLC to M&D's great room because of the freak snow storm. It was fun to get together with everyone!
Did you know that if you wrap your raw eggs in onion skins and boil them like that they look like this!? Also dyes the rest yellow, but it's a pretty cool effect!
The next day was my birthday!! Julia made this glorious cake for us. It was chocolate (with pudding mixed into the batter), buttercream frosting, and chocolate-covered strawberries on it. Absolutely delicious!
I guess we wore the poor kid right out! He was watching TV and playing, and the playing slowed, and the head bobbed, and plop. Fell asleep in his exersaucer. Too cute.
Axel has learned to pull the toys off the bar... The owl in the middle has velcro and he loves to yank it off. He's pretty proud when he can bring it to his mouth. :)
We finished our china hutch!! We found this for a killer deal on KSL and painted it. Nate did some awesome detail on it - he did an undercoat of green, and then sanded through the black to antique it. It turned out incredible!! Yes, the top door is missing - fixing the hinges on it before we attach it....
Here is my spring table runner....
I FINISHED KNITTING MY FIRST SOCK!!!!! Yay me! Grandma started teaching Mom and I last year.... I did an inch of it, and got bored/lazy/overwhelmed, whatever you want to call it. I got it out last week and decided that i was going to finish it no matter what - so at least i could say that i did it once. Turns out that its not as difficult as i made it out to be! I've been to Grandma's house more this last week than i've been in a while, but it's been a great experience to work with her and get her instructions. Now to start the mate!
It must be the year for finishing things!! I also finished the afghan that I started two (?) years ago! It's motivating to see it done - and i've promptly started another one - but a different pattern. It's called filet crochet - the same idea as making doilies. Nate's Grandma does it and made a doily that says 'KING' on it for our wedding... So after the blanket i'll give that a go.