
At the end of March, we made a last minute decision to move up North with Tyler. He had started his new job close to a year earlier. The kids and I stayed South to sell the house. We still have not sold the house but decided it was time to all be together again. Two weeks later we moved to the condo we are renting until our house sells.

After years of using a very basic cell phone I upgraded because of the move. So I now have lots of pictures like this because it is fun to use my new camera phone.

We moved on Easter.

Needless to say it wasn't a typical Easter as most of the day was spent moving.

The kids insisted on dying eggs even though we were in the middle of packing.

Who doesn't love a new Easter outfit?

There were a lot of fun activities in April. We were able to attend Baby Animal Days in Logan. Grandma and cousin
Trayson came with us.

The kids always love this event.

The goats were very popular.

It is a treat when everybody gets their own bunny at the same time.

The baby chicks came and went in shifts so they would not get tired.

Everyone likes a train ride.

Landry and I rode the train over and over and over.

Pony rides are the best!

We spent a lot of time panning for gold.

Tyler had the most success.

Landry loved riding in the
caboose.

Landry was fascinated by the train conductor.

Rock candy - yum!

April also brought us a new niece. Sienna is beautiful.

Tanner loves his new baby sister.

We have really enjoyed living all together again. Landry was so excited to discover that his Dad now goes to work in the morning and comes home every night. He is not just home on the weekends. It took about two weeks for that reality to set in. Landry is thrilled.

The kids and I enjoyed a nature hike. We need to go back and see it now that it is green.
More fun with the cell phone.

It is fun to be with cousins much more often.

Tyler and the kids enjoyed the rock and fossil show.

It was surprisingly fun.

Addie and Landry also had fun at the safety fair. April was a fun, exciting and very full month.