Just Chillaxin' (March 2014)

Here are some pictures of the hangin' out that took place in March 2014:

At Grandma Pat and Grandpa Brent's - one of our favorite places to be-

When the temperatures hit in the 50s - the kids start to think it's Summer - and busted out a lemonade stand.  haha!  They drank most of it themselves.

We like cousins.  Plain and simple - cute girlies!

Krystal offered to clean out the junk drawer for a dollar one day.  How could I refuse that?  She is such a busy little thing.  She got a little overwhelmed in the end and enlisted her brother's help - offering him half her wages.  Aaron helped her finish at no cost.  What great helpers!

One of my all time favorite things is listening (from upstairs) to my kids hanging out downstairs.  They are so funny with each other and laugh their heads off when they are together late in the evenings - just them.  One particularly giggly night - I sneaked down and snapped a picture - Marissa had Krystal 'trapped' until they all played ONE MORE game before bedtime.  Love them. :)

Right when Aaron turned 12 - Marissa started planning temple trips for them.  Aaron was stoked to get his temple recommend and start performing baptisms for the dead.

Krystal planned a "Stay Home From School" day with me complete with a list of things to do:  Make muffins (she found a recipe on pinterest to try - they were deelish!), play Diner Dash, and sing "Let it Go" to each other.  lol.  I have to admit - it was all pretty fun!

At Kristy's place - another favorite!  :)

Typical dinner time behavior (I love it when I can sneak my phone out for pics like this!)

And then - once the camera's out - I get pics like THIS:   haha!

Getting a jump start at the parks since the weather is so nice!  Marissa and I get a little crazy when we're together - and we were taking selfies all over the place.  I got in a good photo bomb on this one.  :)

Wow.  I thought March was a "never gonna end" month - but, looking over these pics - I am reminded at how much fun we have together!  It's the little things that count, truly.