Someone’s been paying attention to his daddy playing guitar. He has the hand positions almost-right. Huh.

I grew up in house full of girls, now I live with two boys.

And let me show you what that’s like:

Kent’s been wrestling with Casey for quite some time now. Nice to see that Casey’s picking up some moves!

It’s crazy to think now that I once thought I wanted all girls. What did I know?

The only problem with raising a boy: Today Casey excitedly pointed out a backhoe/excavator/digger thing and I didn’t know the name of it so I couldn’t tell him. Some machinery board books are needed in this house, stat.

• Most life-changing news first: Kent will be heading to school in September! On April 1st we found out that he got in to teacher’s college! He’s hoping to teach cooking in high schools and this would be awesome for our family because the hours of a chef aren’t exactly family-friendly. He’ll be a great teacher for sure. It’s only a ten-month program so while next year will be stressful (and poor), it will be more than worth it in the long run. 
   
• We had a great Easter with Casey. When you have a baby it’s all about all of the exciting firsts so it’s funny to me that he’s now on his second round of all of the holidays. It was even better than the first because it was so cute watching him run around outside looking for those little plastic eggs. He LOVES those eggs. I don’t get it. Must be a baby thing.
• My sister Katelyn and my cousin Lucas were the official Easter egg hunt photographers.  It’s pretty sweet having two aspiring photographers in the family.
• I put Casey in his first tie on Easter. And then I died every time I looked at him. I asked Katelyn to take a picture of him and she took the job very seriously, which was excellent because taking a nice picture of a fifteen month old is a pretty close to impossible task. She succeeded though!
• Kent’s not the only one taking courses! I’m taking Raechel Myers’  Sewing 101 class at the moment. Although I’ve sewn a bunch of things, Raechel is taking the time to teach all of the fundamentals, which I would have never sat down and learned on my own. I would have just made a whole bunch of mistakes and learned the hard way. So if you’re wanting to learn to sew, she’s your girl. Honestly, Raechel could teach a course on how to properly boil water and I’d take it. 
• Aaaannnd there goes the recess bell. Back to work!