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I have been taking pictures and photo shopping them, So much fun to see how big he is getting.
This is the way he gets his smiles out, a little unconventional, but OH so beautiful.

We are still dealing with jaundice, of course, and so I have been stripping Ridge down for his "sunbaths"
as the kids like to call them. He always manages to get himself into this position with his head askew, pointing up. This of course was the way that he decided to come into this world despite much manipulation from the doctor. Facial presentation they call it, and just for the record, I wouldn't suggest trying it. It makes me wonder how much womb time he spent like this...hmmm...
What a great Easter!!! We went to Mitch's parents for Easter brunch and a big platter of ebelskivers. Mitch has bragged up these little breakfast goodies for as long as I have known him.
We finally got to enjoy them. They are a Danish "pancake" that is hollow inside that you stuff full of butter and jam. The kids thought that they were "GREAT"
and especially enjoyed making them "scream" at each other as they look like they have little mouths. Hudson couldn't remember what they were called so he nicknamed them "April Screamers" maybe we have a new product. Hudson also told his dad to hide his easter eggs really hard because he was so old now
that he could find them too easy. Mitch took it to the extreme and put them out of reach as well as under the snow. What a day. 
As I was up in the middle of the night, I noticed what appeared to be snow out the window.
Not believing my two hours of sleep eyes I passed it off as my imagin ation. When I awoke and looked out the window ...YIKES... more snow. When will it end? We put up the trampoline last week thinking that the kids could use it during their spring break. I just didn't think they would need snowsuits. My mothers mantra to this disgusting weather pattern "spring time in the Rockies."