Grandma & Grandpa's House!

We decided it would be nice to get away for a weekend, and spend Easter with family. And after being spoiled by last weekend's sunny weather, it was one more reason to head east of the mountains.

The girls were troopers during the long car ride. Although shy upon arrival, they quickly warmed up to Grandma, Grandpa and Uncle Pete, and took off exploring the house.

Family dinner: Emma, Mia, Daddy. Uncle Pete, Grandpa, Grandma

Emma and Mia warm up their cars and take them for a spin around the house.

One car was a gift from Grandma and Grandpa, and it's been the only toy they fight over. They LOVE the freedom or standing and walking on their own with it. One of their friends from school, Sam, let them borrow his, so we brought them both for the girls to play with over the weekend. There is a lot more space at Grandma and Grandpa's house, so they had a great time cruising around.


On Saturday the girls wore their "Hanford Baby" shirts - gifts from the Bunch family. We rarely dress the girls exactly alike; they usually wear different colors - and we realized how hard it's getting to telling them apart! I know I have the right labels for the photos below, at least.

Emma and Mia enjoy snacktime outside.

Emma loved "picking" flowers (i.e. grabbing bunches at a time). She gave this one to Mama. How sweet!

Mia was fascinated with the flowers. She likes to examine things closely and pay attention to the details. And she won't eat green vegetables, but why not a green flower stem?

Pensive Emma

Mia, our little rascal.

Grandpa and his "Hanford Babies." Notice the message on Emmas rear: "Hazardous Waste Site"