Tuesday, tee-ball practice for Avery, swim practice for Sophia.Thursday. “Grandma, take my picture with your phone.” Then Sophia texted it to her mom and day with the caption “This is NOT dangerous.”The rule is once we enter the gates of the neighborhood where they live, they can take off their seat belts … which explains this picture … that I didn’t know was taken by the other passenger in the back seat.Along with this one.And finally a great picture of the photographer’s legs.

“Grandma, I can peel my own egg. And put salt on it.”“But I don’t like the oak. You can have it.”“Grandma, take a picture of me.” Ok, but I wonder what your mom and dad will say.Sophia now has swim practice every weekday afternoon. Busy girl.

Looks like Avery got into the permanent markers again – lol.

“Where’s Carson?”“Peekaboo!”

I didn’t work on Wednesday, it was a shortened day at Regency Park Elementary. This was also Spring Break for Sophia and Avery so I spent the day with them. I met the window coverings person at my new house in the early afternoon. Sophia and Avery were excited to ride in the golf cart – Ethan in the Lennar office needs to unlock the door for me when I visit.Much to my surprise, after the appointment, I discovered Sophia and Avery had liberally made use of the colorful permanent Sharpie markers I had in the back seat. Oh my!Mom scrubbed Avery (mostly) clean for his tee-ball game.

“Uncle Justin, lift me up.”“Uncle Justin, me too!”

No need to walk when Cousin Lauren is there to push you around.Leah, Holly (due in June), Rita and Lino. Jeff is standing up and Leo is snatching a candle from the pie.Carson took all the loose candles out one by one, put them all back the same way, closed the drawer and walked away.

Compliments to the adults coaching Avery’s team. There are usually 4 adults working with the boys at every practice.Look who’s walking! Avery rearranged the pieces over and overto find the best crash path for the car.

Carson is walking!Notice Avery’s fox-like position, staring at the candles. Sophia told him repeatedly that she wanted to blow out her candles ALL by herself.All the cousins:The song is sung:“Grandma. Help!”