Jonah was sporting an ice scraper for some strange reason. He didn't need to scrap his car this morning because it was Spring-like. Right, Emily? Where else can you have a Snow Day on Monday and a picnic in the park on Saturday. Only in the Sweet South!
Allen and I strategically sat at the end with our g-boys so that the guys could visit. 
Jonzie reading Alice. 
Couldn't pass up the chance to steal a kiss from Jack.
And then from Caleb.
Caleb was so excited to get to sit by Danny. He can't imagine why he wouldn't want a little boy just like him.
Allen telling on himself. Just a couple of mishaps. I'll let him share them if he so desires. Sometimes you have to laugh to keep from crying.
Look at Emily's expression. Priceless.
Funniest joke of the day is Jonah telling everyone that the handsome movie star behind PoPi is his daddy and the crazy lady is ....... MIMI!!!!! Oh, my. What does this boy think of me.
I encouraged a friend to get in her daughter's pictures more, so I thought I would practice what I preach.
Daddy and Mr. Smiley Face, Caleb.
I left my camera at church this morning so I am having to "borrow" a picture from Lisa's really great blog post today. 
Saw this picture today on Facebook and it brought back so many memories of this past summer. Since it is so cold, I thought we could all stare at it and remember how hot and sweaty we were just six months ago and think about how hot and sweaty we will be in six months. We have such short memories. I, for one, do not hate the winter. I love the seasons of the year and how well Tennessee portrays each one. As I have reminded my niece, Emily, many times, we would not appreciate the warmth and beauty of Spring if we didn't have the cold and dreariness of Winter. Don't get me wrong. I don't want to live in a place where it is bitter cold 5 months out of the year. But a few snowy and bitter, cold days are just part of wonderful cycle of the seasons. Am I sounding a little too Pollyannnaish? Here is the link to Emily's blog. She'll give you a good dose of the winter blues. :) www.emily-rushton.blogspot.com/ 
I love this picture of Eric. His friend, Austin, took it using this strange medium called "film". "Film" is so different than digital in that it can't be manipulated as easily. I think this picture is perfect. I know, it's a little grainy. Maybe even a little out of focus. But I think it captures the essence of Eric. Thoughtful, introspective, searching, maybe even a little sad. I look at it and wonder what's going on in his head. I have no idea most of the time. One thing I know, Eric has been stretched during this season of his life and God will use it for His purposes.
Tonight, we went to dinner with Mike and Lisa at Miller's. Good food and good conversation. It was a late celebration for them as Mike was working on their day.
They picked us up and then dropped us off. (very nice) As we were walking up the steps of the house at 8:15, Allen said, "The night is young!". I said, "But we are not!".
