Random

So we have been super busy, but we haven't had any reason to take tons of pictures. March will be an exciting month at the Silverwood house! Mason starts baseball (kid-pitch), Ryley will still be doing gymnastics and soccer will start back up, Jodie will hopefully be fully potty trained, and we will get to find out if baby number 4 is a boy or a girl. I think it is a boy, Ryan is not sure, Mason is hoping for a boy, Ryley says girl one day and boy the next, and Jodie says it has to be a girl because she wants a girl! Here are the only pictures I have taken since the blizzard. Hopefully once the weather warms up and the ground dries out we will get more pictures.

Lately the girls have been wanting to wear only swimsuits or leotards. It is amazing to me that they never get cold! Ryley was laying on my bed and wanted me to take her picture. She has always loved having her picture taken.I just thought that Jodie looked super cute!
For those of you who want to see what I look like right now, this is it. I swear if one more person tells me how huge I am I might just hit them!!!! I just smile and say "yep, the joys of being pregnant with baby #4".

Snow, snow, and more snow

These first few pictures are from the last snow storm we had. This one the kids had a lots of fun sledding with several of the kids around the neighborhood.


These are the pictures from today. UGH! The snow is blowing so hard that it is just horrible to be outside. Ryley looks like the kids from A Christmas Story.
The driveway is slicker than snot! The kids all busted it when they walked out and then I came super close to hitting the ground (so I crawled to get off the driveway, better safe than sorry!).
Jodie loves the snow!!!!! She didn't mind it blowing in her face, and she loved walking through the huge drifts.
Mason was trying to get sat down in a snow drift.
This is Ryley and me standing behind the biggest snow drift we have.
I wanted the kids to stand up behind the drift, but they wanted to lean on it instead. Still you get the idea of just how much the snow has drifted.