Stuff Lately x 3

I love my days with Sethy by himself, not that I don't like having the girls around as well, but it's cool just chillin' out with this little man. He's a pretty fun sidekick for me, especially now that he can understand some basic things like 'go and get a book', 'put it in the rubbish', 'Sethy done a poo?' (if he has he nods his had and swishes his hand in front of his face or pats his bottom and says 'poo')

He almost never goes to the mall, so one morning when we went to buy new socks for everyone, he was looking around like he was in a new world

Faith on her last sleepover at Grandie's house. Gosh she makes herself at home in Grandma's chair....so cute to hear her chatting away to Grandie in the seat next to her!

Not a great picture but a couple of weeks ago I got Seth out of his cot in the morning looking like this.....big nose picking session??!?!


We had our February Date night last night and we used it to go to a friend's 30th Birthday. The kids were well looked after by Ella's sunbeam's teacher and we had a great night with friends, mocktails, moes and dancing.

The party set up was so cool, a dance floor, bar with someone especially making mocktails, and even a photobooth in their spare room......

 This morning was our helping hands project for the Stake. We all met at the chapel and each ward was assigned a different park to go to and paint over graffiti. It was a cool project to make a difference in our local community, but the weather didn't cooperate at all. Hot as can be and a little bit rainy (as you can probably tell from the girl's hair!)

The guy to the right of this shot with a white t-shirt is one of the Elder's in our ward who lives around the corner from us. He reminds me of Uncle Pete probably cause he's tall and slim and Australian, and he's a 'no worries' kind of guy. Will be sad when he gets transferred away for that reason:(

 About 250 people were behind us being briefed on our project and look at the 3 kids who mucked around in front of everyone the whole time!

Father and son off to start using their helping hands