
Liam helped Daddy mow the lawn.

He burned lots of calories running around the yard.

And why does PB & J taste so much better outside?

Liam helped Daddy mow the lawn.

He burned lots of calories running around the yard.

And why does PB & J taste so much better outside?
Here we are...both anxious to meet the girls! 



Liam is two years old today. It’s hard to believe our baby is turning into a little boy. His independent streak has really revealed itself lately, and he wants to do everything for himself—brush teeth, buckle the car seat, put on his shoes, help wash dishes. You name it; he thinks he can do it. In fact, I think he says, “Liam do it,” more often than any other phrase right now. His spirit is still as sweet as it always has been, now he just has an opinion and isn’t afraid to share it. Liam gives the best kisses with full sound effects. He is full of love for his Daddy and Mama, stuffed animals, fire trucks, and the left thumb that he still sucks. Although the times when he lets me just sit and rock him aren’t as frequent anymore, I still get them now and then. (This could also have something to do with my rapidly expanding belly, too). Now he prefers to jump into bed with Mama and Daddy on the weekends and cuddle. Jon and I adore those mornings. We love you more than we can ever tell you, Liam, and thank Jesus everyday that we have the privilege of being your parents.
This weekend we spent lots of time outside enjoying the beautiful spring weather. The Fort Worth Main Street Art Fest was going on, so we headed over there on Saturday morning. It was nice to beat the huge crowds in the afternoon.
We celebrated Liam's birthday with the Bushwar-side of the family last night. Instead of one big birthday party like last year, this year we're spreading out the festivities. Jon and I are going to take Liam out on his actual birthday--this Wednesday, April 14. Next weekend, we'll be in Houston to celebrate again with (most of) the Martin branch of the family tree. It's hard to believe our little guy is almost two... 


We started our Easter festivities on Saturday morning at church. Liam colored and decorated a paper Easter egg. Before the Easter egg hunt, the kiddos had story time.
Liam wasn't shy about grabbing as many as he could find.
Later that afternoon, we dyed Easter eggs at home.
Believe it or not, Liam didn't make a mess or spill the food coloring.
He also helped Mama with her eggs.

He had lots of fun playing with his cousins. He loves all four and is always talking about them. 


We ended the day having a belated birthday dinner for Jon. Since Liam and I were in Minnesota for Jon's birthday, we've been waiting for just the right time to celebrate. We had Chinese take-out, and Jon got to eat on the red birthday plate--the official symbol that it's your birthday dinner.