Keeping the kids entertained with a huge set of marbleworks--they got creative and made it really tall! I had to put Auri on my shoulders and have her put the marble in the top.
Payton and his cousin Isabella (my sister Ivy's daughter).
Auri "all dressed up"--she is not really a girly girl, but every once in a while she wants me to curl her hair (and about half way through wants me to be done :-)
We are potty training Payton and here he is trying on his new chonies in some creative ways!
Auri & Mom all dressed up for the Junior Miss program where Mom sang.
Auri (in her Easter dress made by Grandma Kathy) and Blake--they're almost the same height!
The whole gang--you could never get them all to look at the camera at the same time!
Arrgh, matey! It's Captain Payton Turner and his "ching ching"--that's what he calls swords (because of the sound they make). Yes, he plays with them at such a young age and anyone who knows what I was like with Will (I wouldn't let a sword or gun set foot in the house until he was 7) may be shocked. With two older brothers, it's impossible to keep play violence out of the house.
Blake and his hip hop group--looking sharp in his Adidas sweat suit.
Blake and Auri are on far left
