
I think she would be a shoo in!



Within the first 5 minutes of us putting pole in the water Zane had managed to get his line in a terrible snarl. I still don't know how he managed it.
This was Lucy's first experience with fishing. She thought holding the pole was fun. But even more fun was putting her feet in the water.... with her shoes on of course. Then she got sand on her hands and screamed for about 10 minutes. It was a wonderful experience.
Andrew was the most excited to fish. He is very patient with the process. He is a good fishing buddy for Eric. Doesn't get too bored. Seems to enjoy the quiet.
The end result of the day was zero fish. That was ok though. Nobody else around us seemed to be catching much either. We had fun anyway. Of course now I have to figure out what to have for dinner tonight. I had planned on some trout! I suppose there is always next time!
I took my camera several weeks ago for a game but I never took any pictures. The night that I planned to shoot was super chilly and frankly it was all I could do to not shiver for two hours straight. Tonight was not warm but it was better so I figured that my camera and I could make it!
Andrew has been doing great with hitting this season. I think that is one of the things he disliked about T-ball the most. He prefers to be pitched to. I think he sees the tee as being for babies.
The field we were on tonight was directly facing the sun. It was absolutely brutal for the batters. Most of the kids had to resort to at least one time using the tee rather than hitting it from the coaches pitching. It wasn't a big deal tonight because so many of them had to do it. It certainly makes the games move faster!
Andrew truly loves the defensive portion of baseball. Tonight he got to play catcher and he was very on top of it and aware of what was going on. Several times the ball was hit just into the in-field and he ran out from behind the backstop (the kids stand there for safety reasons), scooped up the ball and made the force out at home. He did a great job! I am thinking we will have many more years of baseball to come!
Of course since Lucy was wearing one Gwen needed a tiara too. They just adore each other. It is so sweet!
Zane is quite proud of his sissy. He declared that Gwendalyn was the prettiest. He also denies that her middle name is Lily. He firmly believes that her middle name is Princess. I hope he always loves her so much. It will be wonderful for both of them.


She adores her big brothers and her big sissy and the feeling is quite mutual! I can't wait to hear her start talking. She babbles constantly and says Ma-Ma and Da-Da. Sometimes even at the right person. I think she may be an early talker. I don't recall Zane or Lucy being this verbal this young but Andrew was quite verbal at 8 months and he was a relatively early talker. Maybe she will be like that too.
Can't wait to see what the next few months have in store for us with this little lady!

Although I think Uncle Reece was having a good time convincing the boys to be his little minions and destroy Auntie Angie's chances of winning at all. She just isn't quite cutthroat enough. Zane ended up winning the game. Much to his Uncles dismay.
Zane has been over the top about Easter this year. He has claimed it as his favorite holiday. I personally really like Easter too but I think he likes it even more than I do. He was almost beside himself with excitement this morning. Lucy woke up after the boys and we could hear Zane yell, Happy Easter Lucy! all the way upstairs. It was very sweet. Surprisingly he did not get his excited for Christmas. Just Easter.
Miss Lucy was not so good at ignoring the Easter baskets that were left out by the Easter bunny. By the time we noticed she had eaten all the Robin's Eggs in Andrew's basket and half his jelly beans. It was a very wired morning for Missy ma'am.