My sweet boys!

Andy had some beautiful roses and lilies sent to me on Saturday and on Sunday gave me a nice gift card to Blue River Canyon Day Spa.  I highly recommend this place if you ever have the chance to go.  I also got a nice little nap yesterday but the best present of all was Conner singing me the sweetest song that he has been learning in bible school and he sang it all on his own last night at bed.  It was the sweetest voice I've ever heard!  I am so thankful that God has blessed me with two super sweet boys that are so loving.  

Here's cutie number one enjoying a nap while still holding on to his snack and splashing in the pool (BTW Andy has affectionately named our backyard The Redneck Riviera):

                          

Here is cutie number two enjoying some pizza and wearing his shades:

                                   

I also want to send a big shout out to Gary and Angela with the birth of Henry (Hank) Nash on 5/5/09 at 4:40 p.m.  Mom, Dad and Baby Hank are all doing well and home now not sleeping, um, I mean, resting comfortably.  

Goodbye Pontiac

Check out this article about our good friends Gary and Angela as featured in The Tennessean on April 28...

http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2009904280313

Can't wait for Baby Steele to arrive!

 

Fun in the Sun

Middle Tennessee has gone from winter to summer once again and the boys have enjoyed the baby pool (Mommy it's not a baby pool...it's a little pool says Conner) all weekend.  Conner got his first slight sunburn on the tops of his feet...I have been super diligent about sunscreen use but we somehow missed the feet.  The boys are loving the water and the warm weather.  Conner likes to get Camren wet and he enjoys getting wet!  

The pics are as follows:

1.  Conner taking a break from cruising in his jeep.

2.  Camren cruising in his fire engine.  He is such a cutie and getting SO big!

3.  Conner cheesing with Camren after installing a "satellite dish" on Camren's house.  He was having

 trouble choosing between satellite and cable but I think he made the right choice...definitely more economical  :)  Notice the wires running behind their heads.  The wire is attached to a balloon a/k/a the dish.  He also ran water and electricity lines the same day.

BTW, I am glad that I am not the only one who doesn't like the blogger photo upload process...thanks Mel for making me feel better.  If it bugs you, it must really be a bother :)