Ok, now that I've made it through journaling about the big miscarriage, I think the rest will be quite a bit easier. It's the end of September now, and I'm making much quicker progress with the new goals I've set for myself!
So, April! Actually, I did already write about half of April, so I'll just fill in the blanks.
The greatest news is that we started Cpc on some medication in March for his bladder, and it worked! We are so grateful. He has full bladder control now, night and day! It has also improved his anxiety quite a bit, so we are really grateful for it. He seems to be really grateful as well.
The biggest news is that we have committed to go on a Service Mission. We have been called as Church Service Missionaries for the Snydermill Recreation Property owned by the Canyon Rim Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. This means we will be moving up to Park City. The Snydermill property is a 70 acre property with a Lodge, Bunkhouse, Bowery and Campsites. There is a caretaker home on the property we will get to live in, and we will be the caretakers of the property. We're not sure how long we'll get to do this for, but Pmc will continue with his job and we'll be right across the street from it! We will be moving mid-June and we are very excited. It will be a big job, but it will also be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity!
Arc loves her some ice cream
My girlie-girl - always in dresses, bows, princess shoes and jewelry.
Spring football is the only game we can go to as a family these days!
Easter family! Our big Easter present this year was new bikes for all three boys (Pmc got a road bike, Cpc's bike sort of fell apart so we just took the plunge and bought two new bikes) and the bike trailer/stroller I got last month.
Cundick family Easter egg hunt.
Our traditional egg hunt.
Homeschooling with finger painting
Pmc had a birthday - and he spent his money on his daughter. I mean, you can't go wrong with Minnie Mouse and Boston in pink right?
They opened a time capsule at the Sprague library. Sugar House celebrated it's 160th anniversary this year, and we took part in the festivities!
The kids participated in a "Stuffed Animal Sleepover" at the library, they each left their stuffed dog (Cpc's is actually a moose he calls Randolph, Cdc's is Woodruff, and Arc's is now named Kimball). I was really surprised at how well Cdc did with leaving Woodruff at the library overnight - he LOVES that dog with a passion. They were all pretty excited when they found their animal reading books with friends the next morning!
My family went to "The Cowboy Grub" most times we ate out as a family. I almost always ordered scones or spuds. Well, the Grub is closing this location because somebody bought the building and is tearing it down to put in a hotel. So my siblings and I took the opportunity to go eat there one last time! I will really miss this place.
We always stuck toothpicks in this guys nose on our way out.
I think I colored this picture (on paper - it was part of the menu) at least 25 times growing up.
One of my favorite things about homeschooling is waking up when we want to and having plenty of time to cuddle in bed before we get going for the day. Cpc really loves it too.
On one of our walks, we walked up to the parking lot where Daddy parks his motorcycle. Cpc and Cdc decided to put some flowers in his helmet and send him a picture to see if he could guess the surprise. He didn't figure it out until he got back to put on his helmet!
My kids rarely get sick - but this was Arc's sick day. It's also probably the last picture I have of her with a binky.
These boys love the way daddy will always build them some good forts.
Arc didn't get a new bike for Easter, and she can't get this bike to move yet - but she'll happily sit on it for 10 minutes while the boys ride their bikes around our parking lot.
