And Easter makes 6 weeks

 We did it, Wren and I, we got through our first 6 weeks.  Now we're on the down hill to 3 months when we can start with the sleep training and all that.  She was kind of a handful there for a while, never wanting to be put down and crying all the time but now she's able to sleep on her own and letting her dad hold her every now and then. 

 The kids just love her to pieces.  They run in my room every morning to say good morning to her and cover her head in kisses.  It's cute.

Now we're just a big old family.  I had a dream the other night that there was still one baby missing and I woke up yelling "NOOOOOOOOOO!"  For me, I think 5 will be the end of it.  It's a wonderful blessing to be able to do this but it is so incredibly hard at the same time.

Now on to Easter:

We went for a walk up to Bridal Veil Falls on Saturday morning.  It was such a beautiful morning.

 Lucky for us Jack doesn't ever go anywhere without his wallet so he bought us all some fish food.  Too cold to dip your feet though.

 When we got home we dyed our eggs.  We used Kool-Aid this year and it worked pretty well.  Except for all the red hands.

 In the afternoon we went over to John's brothers house for our egg hunt and b.b.q

 I can't believe how many kids we have under the age of 7.  It so crazy and fun when we all get together.

 I'm still loving this Moby Wrap my friend let me borrow.  I'm not over exaggerating when I say it has saved my life these past few weeks.  Wren slept in it all day long.

 Sunday morning the kids got up and checked out their baskets.  Jack was over the moon about his Mario Costume. 
He has worn it all day and night ever since.  Mustache and all. 

 Super fun Easter.  Now, I want my kids to go on a month long sugar fast.