We had a fun St. Patty's day yesterday and celebrated in style, complete with our green outfits all around.
Aunt Keri gave Fulton this cute outfit that was very appropriate for the day. We later had to shed the pants because it is ridiculously warm here, but I am loving it. We spent the better half of the day playing outside, went for a long walk in the neighborhood, and did our first grass cutting of the season ("we" as in matt). Fulton and I just sat in the driveway and watched.
Later that afternoon we walked about 4 houses up to our sweet friends, Claire and Daniel's, to celebrate this precious couple. Kyle and Amber are having a sweet little girl in just a couple of weeks, so we got together with some couples from our small group to celebrate with them.
Claire did such a good job with the decorations. She has gotten her hands on a cricut machine (if that's how you spell it) and has made some really cute stuff. She is so crafty... I need some of it to rub off on me.
And look at these yummy cupcakes she made. Amber is decorating the nursery in owls, so these were perfect.
Daniel and Claire's little girl, Avery, is just a doll. She just melts Fulton's little heart. She is just the most petite little thing, or maybe Fulton is just exceptionally big, anyways, they did some lovin on each other and Avery gave him a little smooch. Fulton has always had a thing for older ladies.
Kyle and Amber got some good stuff to finish off the nursery and some really cute clothes. She won't be in need of anything when she arrives.
Here's a pic of some of the kiddos at the shin dig. Avery is the oldest at 10 months, then chunk in the middle at 6 mo, and sweet Peyton at 3 months. I hope they all grow up to be great friends. We missed the other sweet babies that couldn't be there.
And some of the girls!
And of course, we couldn't go our very first St. Patrick's Day with little man without taking a family pic. Today we got to love on 2 new precious baby girls. We got to see the Kervins and the Wilsons and hold their tiny little girls who were born just days apart. Both those girls felt like holding a feather compared to chunky boy.
Aunt Keri gave Fulton this cute outfit that was very appropriate for the day. We later had to shed the pants because it is ridiculously warm here, but I am loving it. We spent the better half of the day playing outside, went for a long walk in the neighborhood, and did our first grass cutting of the season ("we" as in matt). Fulton and I just sat in the driveway and watched. 
Later that afternoon we walked about 4 houses up to our sweet friends, Claire and Daniel's, to celebrate this precious couple. Kyle and Amber are having a sweet little girl in just a couple of weeks, so we got together with some couples from our small group to celebrate with them. 
Claire did such a good job with the decorations. She has gotten her hands on a cricut machine (if that's how you spell it) and has made some really cute stuff. She is so crafty... I need some of it to rub off on me. 
And look at these yummy cupcakes she made. Amber is decorating the nursery in owls, so these were perfect. 
Daniel and Claire's little girl, Avery, is just a doll. She just melts Fulton's little heart. She is just the most petite little thing, or maybe Fulton is just exceptionally big, anyways, they did some lovin on each other and Avery gave him a little smooch. Fulton has always had a thing for older ladies. 
Kyle and Amber got some good stuff to finish off the nursery and some really cute clothes. She won't be in need of anything when she arrives. 
Here's a pic of some of the kiddos at the shin dig. Avery is the oldest at 10 months, then chunk in the middle at 6 mo, and sweet Peyton at 3 months. I hope they all grow up to be great friends. We missed the other sweet babies that couldn't be there. 
And some of the girls!
And of course, we couldn't go our very first St. Patrick's Day with little man without taking a family pic. Today we got to love on 2 new precious baby girls. We got to see the Kervins and the Wilsons and hold their tiny little girls who were born just days apart. Both those girls felt like holding a feather compared to chunky boy. 
1 comment:
Hate the St Patty's Day outfit was pants and long sleeve! Who would have thought? Oh well, Fulton looked super cute regardless!
What a fun day of green!
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