Easter

One excited Goose!
On the prowl for Eater Eggs!
We had dinner with Popes that evening. Randy's Sister in Law brought a Wi dance game and Matt and Randy gave it a shot. This was the nice picture.

It was actually a pretty low key Easter. Keeley ended up being pretty sick and didn't really want to even look for eggs. Poor girl spent most of the day throwing up and not eating. We didn't have church either that Sunday because of General Conference being broadcast from Salt Lake City, something that happens the first Sunday each April.

Easter Doll

We tried and tried to get the perfect little Easter Pictures. You can see we started out pretty good but by the end the true Keeley was shinning through, sticks, sunglasses and all. Oh well, she is just as cute twirling on the swing. Maybe even cuter.

Sun Birds

With the warm weather came Nanny and Grampy Evarts migrating back to Pennsylvania from Florida. We enjoyed a very spoiled day with them. Keeley instantly knew who they were and started in on hugs and holding Grampy's hand to show him around the house. It was precious.

They took us to eat (both lunch and dinner!)

We had a backyard egg hunt.We even got new toys (and rocks).

Keeley was pushed on the swing for hours.

And we just had a good time cuddling and talking.

Thanks for visiting. We love it when you stop in on your travels. I'm so late posting these pictures that I also get to say Happy Birthday to Nanny. I'm hoping Brinley will share your birthday with you. Everyone cross your fingers.

Just Like Daddy

This is what we refer to as the Roberts scowl.
Some Daddy time after a long week (or month) of work.
Okay so the only similarity I can come up with here is that they are both cute.
Being able to sleep on the floor through anything is definitely a Matt thing.

Ice Day

In January we got an ice day. Snow wouldn't be an accurate description of what covered the ground although we were amazed that some people managed to form the ice into balls to make snowmen. I guess you settle when you live in North Carolina with whatever white stuff you get. Kids were out of school for almost a week and church was canceled.

Keeley wasn't sure about our adventure outside. It started out okay while daddy pulled her in our laundry basket. But then she wanted to pull the basket.
Which caused many tears when she fell on the sharp ice.

So it ultimately lead to this.
There is nothing like sledding in the house.

Last Things First

I have so many things that I plan on getting posted before baby Brinley Mae arrives. I want to be all caught up so that all things can focus on her cute little face when she arrives. So I thought I would start with an update.

Yep we named her, or so we think, Brinley Mae is the only name we have agreed upon so it won't likely change. She is finally being called that by all of us, Keeley included. Although when Keeley gives kisses to my belly she calls her "sesiter." I had a size ultrasound on Monday to see if it would be possible to induce early but much to our surprise she weighed in at 6lbs 5 ounces. Even if she grows a pound she is still over a pound smaller then Keeley was when she was born. With that being the case we will have to wait to 41 weeks to be induced. That makes my due date May 3 but I am crossing my fingers for April 30.

Keeley is hanging in there. In the month of March we had three visits to the doctor and weeks of sickness which was followed up by a puke filled Easter. I am hoping that all of that is behind us now and we can be healthy as we bring home a new member of the family. Keeley talks up a storm and can't get enough of the swing right now. All day I hear "Swing" and "push it!" Her latest songs are "we will rock you" (thanks Draughon family) which she prefers to sing the loudest while the sacrament is being passed and "Secret Agent Man" (this is one is courtesy of the Popes). Her growing repertoire is large enough I think I could send her on tour now.

Me. Not much is new here I'm fat and pregnant and want to be able to roll over in bed again, sleep through the night and go more than 20 minuets without having to pee. I have one more week of work at RedPoint and I'll work up until the baby is born for cheer. Between everything I'm very busy and I unfortunately don't get to see as much of Matt as I would like given our schedules. On the bright side. I'm 13 pounds lighter than was with Keeley, have less swelling, and I'm much more mobile. Thank goodness for that!

Matt just had a record month in residential sales. Way to go Babe! He is working really long hours which usually start between 5-6 am and ends between 6-8pm. He chooses to go in early so that he can be home in time to see Keeley and let me go work or take care or Relief Society stuff at night. I'm so gratefully he is willing to sacrifice his sleep to spend a little more time with our family. He also turns the big 30 on the 16th. I can't believe we are crossing into our 30's it came so fast.

All in all we are doing well. We are happy and for the most part healthy, what more do you need.
Keep and eye open over the next week or so for some new posts that actually have pictures to help explain a little bit about what we have been up to over the past 2 months.