New York

Here are some pictures from New York, two months later. We, of course, went to a Yankees game. The Yankees won, but it wasn't a complete blow-out. So it was pretty exciting.

Saw the Statue of Liberty and we were able to go up into the pedastal. That is where this giant face was, also there was a giant foot. Nobody stuck their hands up the nose. I think it was a golden opportunity missed.

Truman and I danced on the big piano. I tried to play chopsticks but there were some hooligans running across the keys messing up my performance.

We saw Mary Poppins. Incredible. I cried. I am so lame.

Stupid David Letterman people, didn't give us tickets. They suck. So we took a picture out front.

Look how happy we are in the subway.

One of New York's finest. We happened upon this fire station as we left our hotel the first morning there, good way to start our vacation.

Easter

I love Easter. The chocolate. The searching. The Chocolate. The egg dying. The CHOCOLATE. THE CHOCOLATE. Yummmmmmm!

When Aunts come to visit, large amounts of spoiling will occur. Evie was soooo sad when they left. Evie and Eli adore their aunts.

Ethan experienced a rite of passage. Did I spell that right? Oh, well. His first pine wood derby car. The Grandpa's were essential in the making of this car, since mommy had no clue what it entailed. Did I spell that right? It is going to be one of those days. He loved every second of building this thing. Very proud of him!

I am a big fan of the blog, Pioneer Woman. So, when she came out with a book I had to go to the signing. My sister Jodi, is also a fan and we decided to make a trip out of it.

My friend Johanna moved to Salt Lake, so we made her come too. Not that she had any idea who the pioneer woman was, but she was beaten into submission and decided to attend.

*You will note that there is a Harry Potter book beneath the Pioneer Woman book. I didn't want my devotion questioned so I brought that along to prove myself.

Lego

At Walmart we discovered these mini-figure packs. It's a surprise, because you don't know which one you will get. Like all Lego things they are a bit expensive, so we bought each of the kids ONE. These are the ones that we got.

Which was great! These guys are really cool, right? It was all fine and dandy until a certain little girl..........

with a sad face said to her daddy, "I didn't get a wittle girl one." Well, her daddy couldn't have that. The next day, he ran to the store and bought this many of those min-figurines. (there were a couple MIA at picture time)

So his little girl could have these two and is determined to find her the other girl one he didn't get.

I would also like to mention that at the same time of the initial mini-figure purchase, I had my eye on a Harry Potter Lego set. Zac told me it was a little expensive and we would have to wait. That Harry Potter set was about equal to the cost of all these mini-figures. Just Sayin'. Someone is wrapped around someone else's little finger. Wound tight.

JAZZ

Ethan plays in a basketball league called the Junior Jazz. After one of his games they were selling tickets to go see the Utah Jazz play. We are not fans, but the tickets were cheap so we figured, "Why not?" So the picture above is us waiting for the train, and I was kind of worried that would be the most fun of the night.

Then we got inside, and found our seats. Evie was not having fun and was showing her disinterest in not fun ways. Then I hear, "Oooooh cheerleaders!" I knew everything was good in her world, she spent the rest of the game trying to get on the mega-tron.

The boys, including the big one, loved it. So much that at half time we had to go to the FANZZ store and buy Jerseys. You know for all the non-fans.