Oh what a beautiful day!

The sun was out, the wind was blowing, and the sonic cups were filled. What more could mommy, errr kids, ask for with a perfect playdate?

Sweet Jillian enjoying the swings

Sassy Katelyn flying!

Hmmmm Sonic grape slushes! These are far and few between because of the sugar. Toddlers + lots of sugar = a margarita mommy.

The girls were playing a 'lock in' game with the climbing rope. They have such imaginations. I am pretty sure Swiper swiped the key. Oh and thank you Dora for teaching my kids Spanish. I get endless giggles when Katelyn yells, "Help me Jillian, Aye yuu yuu may!" Or when Jillian says, "Down mommy, Abahoe"! Thank you Dora for the broken English/Spanish. Jason will have to fix this mess with his Spanish skills. Yeah, he has mad skills!

Katelyn being adventurous! And for once, not narrating every single step she made. :)

I am telling you, Jillian never stops. Ever. You put her in an open space with toys and she is everywhere at once. She is my little energizer bunny. Boundless energy and brazen curiosity!

Here is sweet Maddie. The girls used to take Gymboree together and now we all meet once a week for a playdate. All of the gals get along so well and can't wait to see their friends!

Ahhh, Katelyn's quiet moment. I must cherish these moments since they are far and few between.

Jillian and Katelyn serving Maddie some wood chips a'la mode. Yum YUM!

Sweet little Aubrey with her lovely curly blonde hair and bright blue eyes. The girls call her Aubee and adore her! And yes, she is yummy!

Can it get any cuter? Need a kleenex yet? Here is Aubrey giving Maddie a push on the swings. They grow up so quickly. Next thing you know, Aubrey is going to be driving Maddie and the girls to parties. God help us all! :)

Break it up sisters. The older they get, the more physical their arguments become. Challenging, but I wouldn't change it for the world.

I did mention earlier that Jillian NEVER stops, right?! She doesn't walk anymore. She runs. She has such a zest for life! I could take a few lessons from her.

A quiet moment searching for snacks. Yep, those are MY kids. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. :)