A taste of Spring

The week Nate was in Columbia was beautiful.  Lily and I got to take her bike out for a spin for the first time outside and enjoy a few other activities.

I love how she is singing and riding and just taking in all the sites of the neighborhood.  She only fell once while she was out and about.



We ate dinner a corn on the cob with corn holders.  She ate every bit of corn off this cob.  It cracks me up the hairstyles Lily has sometimes.  This one reminds me of Napoleon Dynamite.  Her hair grows forward so if her bangs get too long they are falling in her face all the time.

The next night we took cookies out on the back deck and enjoyed the sunset.

Valentines and St Patrick's Day

Lily and Malorie made us such a cute Valentine I had to share it.

Our little Valentine eating her chocolate

Nate was in Columbia for St Patrick's Day.  During the weekend Lily and I had a movie night and she ate a ton of popcorn--she loves popcorn now!  Then we made green rice crispy treats to take to my primary girls.

Lily is far more interested in Mulan than taking time out for a photo

Lily's idea of helping out with the rice crispy treats included eating as many marshmallows as possible and getting all the baby spoons out of the drawer to put in the bowl.

Disney on Ice

In March we went to see our very first Disney on Ice show.  We splurged for the "best seats in the house"  it was so much fun.  Lily was occupied by her $12.00 snow cone for the first act (good thing it came with a take home cup).  She spent the second act dancing and singing to the music.  Oh boy she is already performing!

Our pretty princess is all ready to go meet her princess friends

Good thing she really enjoyed the $12 snow cone

We had great seats and there is Cinderella and Prince Charming right in front.

Christmas Dress Photo Shoot

We took Lily to get her photos done at the Provo Library.  She was not being too cooperative since she is so busy lately.  I still think we got a few really good photos of our little flower.

Christmas

It has been a tough Christmas this year without Grandma Obershaw.  It is only the second time in my life that I spent the holiday away from my mom and not in St George.  I guess it is time to start our own little flower farm traditions.

We got together with Aunt Rahel and made sugar cookies.  We made Grandma Mary's recipe with my favorite buttercream frosting--such a good combination.  Lily decorated her first cookie for Santa-Sure hope Santa loves lots of sprinkles.  Actually I think Lily ate most of the sprinkles for her cookie.  When we told her it was time to go get a bath she said, "NOOO, I play cookie!!!!"

We got PJs and a movie for Christmas Eve, but we were invited to go over the Bible's house so we ditched the movie to go be with friends.  We had appetizers, sang Christmas carols while Nathan played for us and had a great time.

Christmas Eve..Goodnight everyone

Here are a few pictures from our Christmas morning festivities.  It took Lily a couple of hours to get through all her presents since she wanted to play with each toy.  I love this age and cherish that she actual likes each present and wants to play with it.  We are so lucky to have this little girl in our family.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Big Smile

Nate has been traveling a lot the past few weeks.  I have been taking photos of Lily to text him  Last night I asked her to smile--she responded with this smile and a "mama take a pict"  I am trying to figure out where these dimples came from--I need to look at some family photos to see if we can figure it out.