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The End of Spring Break

Yesterday was an interesting day in Kansas. We started the day off with some snow - thank goodness we didn't get the 4 to 8 inches they predicted. I would guess that we got about 2 inches at our house. Corby had to work, so the twins and I headed out around 10am. We visited mom and then stocked the kids up with goodies from Sam's. By the time we got home with that load, Corby was home, so he went grocery shopping to Leeker's with us. We picked up a few more groceries for the kids, and then came home and prepared for NCAA basketball. Who would have thought that the KU Jayhawks would lose to Northern Iowa, a Missouri Valley team? Corby was upset, but resigned to the fact by the end of the game. They just didn't play well enough to win. We then settled in for the K-State Wildcats game! Jacob Pullen played an amazing game scoring 34 points, and they beat BYU! On to the SWEET 16!!!

Photos from the last few days:

Kaleb rubbing Cinnamon's tummy, which she loves!

Abby hiding in a box, one of her favorite things to do...

Kaleb with his dad...

The twins right before they left to head back to Manhattan.

We will miss the kids! It's expensive and noisy (HA!) when they're home, but we cherish our time with them!

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