March is Over - What Did I Do??

The end of March is here and I have been flipping through my iPhoto files. It has been a busy month. I didn't capture everything on the camera, but I did get a few things.We celebrated this girl's 14th birthday.

I watched this boy enjoy the warm weather. He is such a character.

We ate lots of ice cream. His favorite is blue.

We went to lots of soccer games and practices.

April promises to be equally busy. I will try to take more pictures throughout the month.

Comments

miruspeg said…
Annemarie I ALWAYS enjoy the photos you post on your blog, Flickr and Facebook.
It is indeed going to be a very busy year for you my friend!
Take care and lots of love and hugs
Peg xxxxx
March 31, 2011 at 10:39 PM
MJ said…
Great photos! No wonder you've been busy!

I can't get over how green your grass is! We're now knee-deep in puddles surrounded by mounds of snow! I hope to see green grass soon!
April 1, 2011 at 5:57 PM
Roban said…
I'm not sure where time goes, but I sure want to find more of it or invent a time slowdown device to be used at our discretion.

Caitlin is right behind Hannah in the birthday department.... They are growing up too, too fast.
April 2, 2011 at 2:19 PM
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