Picture Booth, Caterpillars and Jeeps

We took Lydia to her first wedding.  My cousin, Melissa, got married in San Marcos, TX and at the reception they had a photo booth.  We couldn't keep Lydia away and she kept cutting in line.  Blair took her first and put a blue boa around her neck.  Then we all went in and tried to get some funny pics.  My favorite is of her and Blair at the very bottom with their mouths open.

Lydia has become infatuated with bulldozers and any kind of construction equipment that moves.  She calls them all Caterpillars.  We drive around the neighborhood often just to find some to look at.  It's rare that they are actually working when we find them.  They are fixing to tear down a large complex in the next neighborhood, so there will be many trips to see all the construction.

Our neighbors have this really cool jeep that Lydia "tries" to drive around the empty lot on our street.  She loves driving it off road and is working on her turns.  Usually she'll just run it into a fence or up a tree and say "not working".  Her friend, Dare, is very kind to let her drive.

Long Awaited Post...Easter!

I've been a little pre-occupied and haven't posted anything in quite some time.  Enjoy these latest updated posts and pictures!

Lydia had a great Easter.  She saw the Easter Bunny at least 3 times and hunted eggs 3 times.  We had our annual Easter egg hunt in our front yard for the street, went to a neighborhood hunt and also the Pine Forest for brunch with the bunny!

Here are some great pics of the Olympia Easter Egg Hunt.  She is going through her 'Snow White' phase and was very persistent on wearing her new dress from the Paci Fairy.  

At Pine Forest, they had Breakfast with the Bunny followed by a hunt.  Lydia really was competitive and tried many times to start hunting early, but Blair kept her behind the line as best he could.

After the hunt, we took a golf cart to see the planes take off and land at the small airport nearby.  It is always a highlight for Lydia.

Then we went back to the play ground and played really hard.