More updates...

Since my last post was so short I thought I better give more of an explanation of what's been going on with our family.  First off, for those surprised about my announcement, only immediate family knew that we were expecting, and I only told them a couple weeks ago.  Since this is our last, we thought it was kind of fun to have a secret between the two of us.  Plus, we wanted the time to seem like it went by faster this time for our kids.  They also only found out a couple weeks ago.  So I really hope no feelings were hurt, that wasn't our intent. :)

Eric wrapped up his basketball season, and we were sorry excuses for taking pictures.  We only brought the camera for one game, and then we forgot to take pictures until the last quarter.  I have his team picture, but I don't have the scanner hooked up to have it put online.  He really had fun, and so far this was his favorite sport.  Good!  I don't mind watching basketball or baseball but soccer is TORTURE for me!  (Sorry Lisa!)

Aubrey turned five on March 21st.  All she wanted was a swim party.  So we reserved the "pool party room" and invited kids from the neighborhood and daycare.  They had a great time!  I don't think I will do that again though...it was WAY to hard to try and watch all the kids in the pool and make sure they were safe.  I was grateful when the pool had us all get out for 15 minutes to do a "check" on the pool.  Whew!

Jennifer loves markers.  If she finds one, she has either eaten it or drawn all over her face.  Yes, she still does this!  We now have thrown away every marker we can find, and she will still pop up from behind the couch or come downstairs and have new artwork on her face.  The other Saturday Zac and I were looking for Jennifer.  It was time for her nap.  I came down to the family room where the other kids were playing really loud, and saw Jennifer all asleep on the chair.  She even had her blanket on her!

Zac and I got more soil delivered for our yard.  In addition to my regular garden, I am starting my strawberry beds, grapes, and having better "landscape" for our yard.  I also decided to become a site coordinator (on top of everything else!) for Bountiful Baskets.  Zac is helping me find a site for Eagle Mountain with the City.  Last week I got:  1 pineapple, 1 cantaloupe, 5 sweet potatoes, 8 cucumbers, 3 zucchini, 1 lb strawberries, 3 bunches of asparagus, 1 head of cauliflower, 1 head of Romaine Lettuce, 8 Fuji apples, 10 tangelos, and 7 bananas all for $15!  It literally filled up an entire laundry basket.  They do this every week, and if I coordinate the site for the delivery truck and the baskets for Eagle Mountain, I get my produce for free.  Plus when you help, you always get the "extras" too.  They also had cases of mangos for really cheap.  The company has a co-op with farmers and get amazing deals.  They are a non-profit organization and one of the attorney's that I work for, his wife helped organize this thing.  I went for the first time last Saturday and LOVED it!  The kids love all the fruits and vegetables too.  Every week it changes, and you never know what you are getting until Monday when you sign up for a basket.  Anyways, I'm really excited about it obviously. :)