Showing posts with label St. Patrick's Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label St. Patrick's Day. Show all posts

Friday, March 18, 2011

Lot's o'Green Yesterday!

  Yesterday I had lots of fun with the boys! They looked so cute all dressed up, they were even able to fit in the same shirts from last year! For breakfast they had green pancakes, they thought that was pretty cool.

Then to wash there sticky faces they took a bath and you can't tell but the water was green too (from the colored soap I used)!

Then we went to story time at the library where they read books about St. Patrick's Day and they got to go on a hunt for the leprachauns gold.  Which they found round golden cookies at the end.  
It was such a nice day today too! We loved it, the boys played outside for almost 2 hours total!  And yes, Michael is wearing play-work safety goggles, he's silly!
Then with our dinner last night the boys had green mashed potatoes, Michael made a face and was like "why are my potatoes green?"  Then when we told him he was like, "I want my chicken green too."  We told him that wasn't possible, and thought at the same time that that would be pretty gross!  Ha!  
At the end of the day Michael got to help eat some rainbow cake that he helped make.  Jesse was already in bed, poor kid.  Half the day he had a little fever and was hardly eating anything, he's a little warm today but he is a lot happier. He was very cuddly yesterday though, and I miss that! He doesn't stay too long in one place anymore.



Oh, and I had to add this picture I took last week! Jesse is wearing a kimono from Japan that Chris got from his Uncle Elton when he was there for his mission.  Chris wore these when he was Jesse's age, I need to get a pic of Chris and put them side by side. :)


Sunday, March 21, 2010

St. Patrick's Day!

This St. Patrick's day we still had some fun even though the boys were sick with pinkeye and ear infections. For breakfast we had green toast and green milk.  And then later that day we did some crafts, which Michael loves to do.  He made a shamrock mask, and I read a little shamrock poem.  At the bottom of the festivities is a picture of both boys in green attire, they are so cute! And this is Jesse's 1st St. Patrick's Day!

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