Easter Egg Hunt

Once Isaac had found all the eggs, he had to go show Grandma Womack and Grandma Chandler.

We had a great Easter weekend. On Saturday, Grandma and Grandpa Womack cooked and Easter dinner and later, they did an Easter egg hunt for Isaac and Charlie. Kyle and Chad hid the eggs in the front yard grass. Isaac easily caught on to the game and figured out how to open an egg very quickly. He enjoyed the candy and bubbles that were in the eggs.

Bear World

On Saturday, Kyle, Isaac and I went to Bear World to see and pet the bear cubs. They also had a petting zoo and some rides that you could go on. Isaac growls every time he sees a bear so he growled a lot during the day.

Bears were right by the car as we drove past them.

This wolf was also by the road as we drove through Bear World.

Bear World has a few rides. This one is inside of a bear-shaped ride that you can spin as it is going around. Kyle and I both get sick on rides that spin a lot so we didn't spin it as it went around.

As you drive through the park, you are not aloud to roll down your windows and when you get to the bears they tell you not to stop. These are some buffalo we saw.

Isaac really liked the turkeys. In the petting zoo, they have just the females but as Isaac made the sound they were making, there was one that came over to him and followed us for a minute. These are the male turkeys we saw on the drive.

Goats we also saw on the drive.

Train ride at Bear World.

In the front they have a bell you can ring as the train goes around. Isaac liked that.

The train ride was his favorite. We had to ride on it twice.

A swan we saw in the petting zoo.

Bear World has a spot where you can take pictures.

Goats were also part of the petting zoo.

Isaac found the source of where the music was coming from. He just had to dance to it.

Deer in the Petting Zoo

Isaac really liked the birds. The ducks were part of the petting zoo.

Kyle and Isaac petting the bear cub

I think they said that the cubs were about three months. We were able to watch them be fed and then we were able to pet the cubs.

Ultrasound of Our Little Girl

Here is a profile picture of the new baby. Her head is on the left side facing up. You can see her ear, eye, nose, and chin. In the actual pic. you can also see her mouth. The bubbles floating around her are all part of the umbilical cord. Her heart and spine are also showing. We are so excited for her to come!

Isaac Poses

Isaac is growing up so fast. He was playing with my hat and I couldn't help but think that we needed a picture of it. Whenever he puts a hat on, he immediately takes it off. For this picture, I told him that he needed to leave it on so we could take a picture. He gave the hat to me so I could put it back on his head. After the hat was on, he backed up to the couch and stood there in this pose! He is now 16 months and growing up fast.

Isaac's First Cupcake

Isaac had his first cupcake and as you can see, he thoroughly enjoyed it! The Cupcake was chocolate with blue frosting. Kyle also had his birthday. He received tools, a movie, and a big bucket of laughy taffy. He was treated to lunch one day and the next day a movie and dinner. For his "birthday cake" his one request was that it be a pie. After dinner with Kyle's parents, we had pie and ice cream.

The New Apartment Before Moving In

The Bathroom

The Master Bedroom


View from Living Room

There are three doors. The master bedroom is on the left, the bathroom is in the center, and then the smaller room is on the right. The kitchen and living room are one open room.

This is a shot of the kitchen before it was fully finished. The stove is sitting behind the fridge.

Here's a view of the living room from the kitchen. As you can see, the front door is on the left.

"1, 2, 3, Oh, Crap"

When I went to take pictures of Isaac, it seemed impossible to get him to hold still. Pictures are a lot harder to take now that he is so mobile. The minute I set him down, he is off to find things. I tried putting him on a little chair with a blanket over it, but he immediately wanted to see what was under the blanket. Then I tried putting him on the couch he kept on moving or trying to get off of it. Finally, I put him in our rocking chair; which he loves to rock in. But, he wouldn't smile. Whenever someone says, "Oh, crap!" He smiles his mischievous grins. I don't like teaching him that word or phrase, but as I was getting desperate to get a good picture I started saying it. That's when the smiles and poses started to roll in.