Along with a winter storm, heading in tonight!!!!! Gotta love Indiana! Well, despite that, Luke and I colored Easter eggs last night. I thought we had a dozen and a half but apparently someone got a little egg happy and we were only left with six for decorating.

Luke enjoyed double, triple, and even quadruple dipping this year, leaving him with some cool looking eggs. We've got a fun-filled weekend ahead of us... two egg hunts & three Easter dinners!

Joel thought he needed to get in on the haircutting action because he is now officially in triathlon training. And a shaved head gives you better times, apparently. (I know nothing about training, obviously.) But before he took the plunge and cut it ALL off, he wanted to freak his mom out a bit.

Luke is obsessed with dogs. His 4th birthday party theme was dogs. He has dog games. He has at least a thousand stuffed dogs. He is constantly playing dogs. Seriously. Well, a few weeks back, I was getting ready to make dinner and I opened up the fridge to this:
Apparently the dog was getting warm in our 65 degree house?

I wish I could say that I've been super busy, but it hasn't been THAT bad! Luke has officially been four years old for over a month now. His party was fun-- but I feel like I missed out on most of it because I was running around like a chicken with my head cut off! I hardly got any pictures and the ones I did get I'm not thrilled about it. Oh! We also celebrated on his actual birthday at Chuck E. Cheese with just us. :) He loves CEC!!!

Another fun thing we did in February... we had our first annual Fun Fair at my school. So, of course, I had to bring Luke! Here's a shot of him getting his first tattoo. He chose the BIGGEST tattoo they had. It was a ying yang, but he was positive it was a planet. So we went with it.

And probably the biggest event of February... the big haircut!!! Now, who would've imagined a four-year-old having as much of an opinion as Luke does about his hair. He wanted to let his hair grow so he "could look like a rock star." It was cute, yet got dirty FAST. And as thick as it was, it was nearly impossible to get the soap out of it so it started out being greasy-looking as soon as he got out of the bathtub. So we did it. Daddy gave him a (horrible!) haircut. He went from mop top to clean cut in a mere 30 minutes or so. And he wasn't going down without a fight! (which is why it was soooo uneven!!!) Here is the series of events, starting with Valentine's Day pics with the mop to Amish Luke to GI Joe. Ha ha! Oh and for added fun, I'll add a fun pic of Joel, who also went from mop top to absolutely nothing. (With the funness in between!)

Well apparently they don't like my pictures right now. So they'll have to come later. Durn it.