This week has been all about adapting our current plans to whatever the crazy weather is doing. I know that I have been referencing Texas weather on the good ole' blog a lot here lately.
Believe me, I know.
Crazy weather really has been the theme of this fall/winter/sorta spring season. I like to think that we all wake up wondering to ourselves, "What the H-E-double hockey sticks is up with this weather?" No?
You just NEVER know what you are going to get.
This morning was by far the most beautiful Texas blue sky I had seen in a while. PERFECT. I was so giddy that I almost didn't even need coffee. Almost.
Pretty morning but this afternoon it poured. The day before was cloudy at wake up, beautiful for the early morning so we made big plans for parks, picnics and ducks. Loading the car we heard the rumble... and while I do drive a mighty mini, it is most definitely not that mighty. We chanced it though--- called its bluff per se. The clouds might have showed us up but in no way did we let it steal our thunder.
We adapted. We came to feed the ducky/monster geese and by george we were going to feed them. I like to think of it as a drive through zoo. Very hands on... but with caution because man, those geese looked MEAN. They sure were fearless.
Duck...
Duck...
GOOSE!

And then one day just like that, it stopped.

Sunshine just never felt so good. 





We ran home after the arboretum to grab our coats because it was getting chilly! We kidnapped one 
So today I can handle the rain but tomorrow I am definitely hoping for more sunshine! Hurry up, Spring!!!

I have decided that because we have had such a 






And miracle of all miracles... it didn't rain! It threatened, maybe even spit a couple of warning raindrops out at us but that was it.
I love how different my children's personalities are from each other. Molly can't get enough of the solo action while Gabe prefers the chorus a little.
maybe a lot.
I can't believe how quickly we filled the table with kids.
I mean, who doesn't love cookie monster?
Gabriel's littlest friend,
We promised that his would come several hours later. He seemed okay with that.

I really feel that this picture best portrays the opening experience...
Busy, no? And in the world of a toddler an unwrapped present must immediately be opened and put together.
We survived the unwrapping and looking back made it through so much more...
along with a cupcake redo at home sans tears...