Yeah, they're pretty much famous.

This past winter brought some fun things for the boys.  Wyatt took a tumbling class at the rec center, and he loved it!  I really feel like he found his "thing."  I enjoyed watching him even though it meant dealing with run-around-boy (Cyrus) every week.

Calvin was in his first school play, "The Little Red Hen."  The only bummer was the mass amount of kids that stood directly in front of him, the mass amount of people right in front of us, and the lack of a telephoto lens on my iphone.  Other than that, it was so cute and sweet.  He had a part as a "singer."  At the very end, i ran up and got as close as I could and snapped this pic of him. He's the blurry kid in the middle with the white shirt.  

Then they both played baseball, and that was nothing short of funny.  Wyatt just meandered around the field, except when he stopped to lay down and put his glove over his face in the outfield.  Calvin, on the other hand, seemed to enjoy it.  I think that we will end up putting Cal on a team and letting Wyatt hang out around the concession stand with his Mom.  

Pure D-Light

Noah and I can't stop laughing at this picture of me taken at my very own birthday party.  Have you ever seen such delight or pure joy on anyone's face? What cracks us up the most is that I am so thrilled because Calvin blew out my candle.  You would think from that open-mouth smile fest that I was staring at a brand new car gifted to me or maybe I was just told that all of our student loan debt was paid off in full.  Nope, I'm just happy to have my match-standing-in-for-a-candle blown out by my six year old.  

I actually think what you are seeing is a girl who was ecstatic to bust a move on her birthday cupcakes.