April

We had so much fun dyeing Easter eggs this year. Nora got to help Grandmama decorate her house and dye eggs there on Friday and then on Saturday we did some here at home.

Here's her excited face
She doesn't heed any warnings coming from us lately (most annoying 4 year old trait). I don't remember why she was stacking the eggs, but of course she had to find out for herself why it wasn't a good idea. Thankfully the eggs made it.

Beautiful eggs at Grandmama's


Egg hunt at Grandmama's
Playing with cousin Will
Her "Score!" face. She was loving the chocolate loot.
Gifts from Aunt Helen in Kentucky. The fleecy puppy is for her baby brother.

Tried to take advantage of her looking cute in her Easter clothes and the nice weather and get some pictures. She kept posing with her hands up near her head and I couldn't figure out what she was doing, especially because the last thing this child does is pose for me/the camera (Remember the "Daughters of Photographers" series?) Then she said she was doing it like Alice from Alice in Wonderland, where she is lying in the grass.




Here's Nora and her friend Sophia. I love how much fun kids have with big cardboard boxes. They should sell big cardboard boxes at toy stores. The kids had such a fun time pretending they were in a boat, etc.


I continued to work until April 6. Since I work in early intervention, I see most of the children on my caseload until they turn 3 years old. This is a little girl who is one of my favorites, and I began treating her when she was 11 months old. She turned 3 on April 5, so Jessica (the PT in the picture) brought cupcakes and we co-treated our last session with her and made it a fun birthday celebration. The big box of cupcakes are hiding my huge belly.