We took a break one afternoon from our pruning to explore a new playground.
The sky was amazing for us on this day.
Puppy came along to find her shadow as we played.
These two are such sweet friends.
Really lucky to share
Several days later we met two of our favorite people for lunch.
Amy and Stephanie invited us all to eat and play in Pigeon Forge.
Nana and Aunt Fran joined us.
Happy it was a weekend day so daddy was able to be with us.
We had a special afternoon with some very special people.
We joined our homeschool group at the unique and amazing Sevierville Library. We took a tour, had storytime, and made a paper butterfly craft.
This plaque used to have an exciting meaning when I was a public classroom teacher. Now, we still love to see the snowflakes fall, but we can be selective on claiming an official “snow day” or just as good, a shortened work day in honor of the fluffy white stuff!.
St. Patrick’s Day…Green Clovers without Pinching Day
Another pretty afternoon for playing in a park.
They wonder why Papaw doesn’t have one of these on his playground.
These two loved running on the basketball court as Jackson played ball.
We traded our vineyard hands for garden planting hands.
Happily we helped Papaw and Nana plant onions, lettuces, and radishes in one of our early gardens.
In celebration of spring and one of the Vols early games, we hit the swings!
Papaw and Nana treated the family to Chucky’s for pizza and tokens!
Jayden led the play to a jumping dance game that was a hoot to watch!
Jack the Builder
The horse race is a highlight for Abigail and Isabela.
Most all of this boys tokens went to shooting
basketball and passing football.
The big truck had to be daddy’s favorite…..
Having the ability to spend a Sunday morning with his three birds is his real favorite!
A dark photo I know. However, he made it to the top and even climbed over the wall!
A tire swing…we’ll take one of these Papaw!
Go Tennessee Vols! We have enjoyed displaying our spirit and following your games during March Madness!
Happy Spring Everyone!
For my children 