Other Things That Happened This February

To wrap up the month, here are a few more things that happened in February of 2014:

We got a bunch of snow:

Josh took the boys to see the Lego Movie in the theaters:

Well, we all went to see it, but the showing we went to sold out before we could get our tickets so Josh bought 3 for during nap time and he took the older 2 boys while Finn and I rested at home.

Basketball came to end:

And Zeke lost yet another tooth:

Here's looking forward to a fun (and hopefully warmer) March!

Sunday School Songtime

One Sunday, the first Sunday of January I believe, the Sunday school kids sang a few songs during the chapel service. I've been trying since that Sunday to post these here, but it was much more difficult than I had anticipated. Today I figured it out! SO, without further adieu, the kids:

 

 Aren't they sweet? Thank you Ms. Cindy and Ms. Dee Dee for working with our kids on these songs. You two are the best and we miss you both!

Maybe This Weekend Was Too Long?

See what happens when you add snow days to a long weekend, making it even longer? People lose teeth. Sweet Deacon started this 5 day weekend with all of his teeth. By the end of Thursday he looked like this:

He's missing a tooth! Fast forward to this morning. (It's 8:30am - I mean even earlier this morning.) The boy now looks like this:

He is now missing TWO teeth! For the love of my child's mouth please let there be school tomorrow!

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Khachapuri

I guess it was Opening Ceremony night of the Olympics when Josh and I first watched the interview with Maria Sharapova, where she went around her old stomping grounds of Sochi, Russia.  At one point during this interview, they went to a restaurant and made (then ate) khachapuri - a bread, egg, and cheese dish. Saturday we were watching more Olympics and saw the same interview (which I cannot find online otherwise I'd link to it for you, but here's a link to a picture from Vogue's website of Maria making hers [you have to click to #6]). As we watched this interview for the 2nd time, we agreed aloud that that dish looks really good.  Like, really good. Shortly thereafter Josh announced he was going to make it.  He went online, found a recipe, went to the commissary for the few things we needed, and went to work, then end result being this:

And oh my g-o-s-h you guys, it was SO stinkin' good. I shared mine with Deacon who, even though he had a wiggle tooth that kept getting in his way, making it difficult to eat this dish, enjoyed it immensely. I'm telling you, Josh did a really good job.  I'm hoping he'll make it again really soon. Like, this Saturday, really soon. Did you read that, Babe? 

Now he's back in from shoveling the 14-16 inches of snow we've received so far this current storm and distracting regaling me with tales from his adventures outside, so that's about it as my train of thought has been completely derailed. I sure do love him. (And his delicious khachapuri.)