We're alive and well. Life is crazy and somehow 6 months have passed since my last entry. Through the months of January and March, Caden was going to school 5 days per week, Don was working 5 days per week and I was working 4 days per week. On top of that we had the everyday life jobs like laundry, dishes, cleaning, house projects and chasing 3 kids around. The last 6 months went by so quickly that luckily I have pictures to remind me of how they were spent.Living in the country means 2 things in regards to weather. The summers will be a lot hotter and the winters will be a lot colder. Here's how we spent some of the winter.
Asher enjoying his dinner, I'm not sure if more of it is on his face or in his belly.
Our propane went out on New Years day. As a result we looked like we were ready for the snow inside our house. Here's Asher trying to stay warm on a chilly day.
Caden all bundled up.
The kids playing "lethal feet" with Daddy.
Caden and Téa snuggled up on the couch. See, they are capable of getting along.
Sweet brother and sister moment (a very rare one ).
My pretty girl.
Spider man and cowgirl dancing.
MT. Laundry, one of the endless jobs in my house. This is just one weeks worth. 
Mandy snoozing.
Hail!
It sounded like our house was getting demolished.
It was cold enough outside that the hail didn't melt for 2 days.
Caden and Téa riding bikes - yes, in the house. Until our deck is finished this where bike riding takes place. It's quite an event cooking at the stove and trying to not get run over by these 2 crazy drivers. 
Uh Oh! Somebody got caught red handed, or should I say sugar handed. My mischievous Téa pulled the sugar out of the pantry and dumped it all over the train table. Of course she convinced her older brother to join in on the fun. This all happened in less than 10 minutes while I was finishing nursing Asher.
He thought it was great!
Can you see the sugar in her hair?
Busted!
Look at what mommy found at the bottom of the laundry basket.
Happy Boy.
