Today was a wonderful Mothers Day/Weekend. It started with Friday night Mike and the kids took me out to dinner at this place called Ted's. The
Olsen's and Reeds joined us. Then on Saturday Mike did a little bit of yard work while I cleaned the house. After lunch while Mordecai was asleep I made a quick get away to Hobby Lobby and
Jamba Juice. I haven't been out shopping by myself...in I don't know how long. When Mordecai finally got up we went to Best Buy to look at car stereos for a possible Mothers Day gift. From there we headed over to
Wal-Mart, shocker I know, to pick up a red shirt for Emily's ballet & tap recital. We also got Avatar on DVD and pizza for a movie night. Emily loved Avatar. I was a little worried, but she
didn't seem to be
frightened by it. After the kids were in bed Mike and I stayed awake to watch Sherlock Holmes and have cinnamon rolls for treats.
Sunday, the actual day, Mike let me sleep in. I don't know if 8:00 counts, but that was when I finally rolled out of bed. We had pancakes, eggs, bacon and juice for breakfast...yum! Then we went to church. The primary sang, "My Mother Dear" and did a wonderful job. I had a break from singing time, since the kids did a flower craft. AND Mordecai actually went to nursery. Granted he cried for a little, and Brett Bowen held him till he had to go to class, but he did. *Side note* Watch the video at the bottom. For dinner we had a couple, the
Bowen's, in our ward over for
Hawaiian Haystacks. They don't have kids, and the first time we had them over was last
Mothers Day. Since then it has kind of been tradition to have them over on holidays. I have gone back and forth between 2 chairs and a table for the front porch, or to have the dinning room finished for my present, and I think I finally have decided that it is going to be the dinning room. Now for some pictures. I know there are
a lot, but this is what makes me a Mother, my wonderful kids and
Husband. I am one lucky Momma.

















Sorry, you have to tilt your head or computer. This is Mordecai during snack time in nursery.