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Spring in the air

Jip, you guessed it, spring is finally here!  Yesterday marked the arrival of Spring and oh my, we are just having amazing weather right now, I am loving it.

Liam went to school this morning carrying a large bunch of flowers, they will be handing these out at the offices and primary school in Midstream, and he is wearing his spring crown, very proud!  He is just such a cutie right now.  He if of course so proud of the crown, because we made it ourselves.  It is a tad on the pink and girly side, so we added some manly green caterpillars and some red lady (erhm) man bugs last night.

Best news, Luka slept all through the night, two nights in a row, man, I feel like a new person, I actually have the energy to work today, although we will be having a spring day braai later on. 

I am just in such a happy space that Julius and the ANC cannot get me under right now.  Loving life, loving my little family.

On a foodie note, we are making our own take aways on Fridays, Liam really loves helping and it is just good family fun all around, so tonight, Pizza Friday.  I got some pizza pans from @ Home, according to those in the know, these pans with holes in the bottom are an absolute MUST for home made pizza.  I am already looking forward to it!

Weekend wise, no plans, just chilling with the kids and spending some time outdoors!  Luka unveiled her feet to the world last weekend, the first time ever she wore something other than long sleeved babygrows.  Goodness, she has cute tiny pink feet.

So this is me, off to spend time outdoors, till next week!  Happy spring people.  Don't forget the sunblock!

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