March iPhone Dump

And the rest of March's madness:

Tessa was a most adorable cheerleader at the faculty basketball game.

 Ryder and I spent an afternoon packaging pallets of food for Feed My Starving Children

 Tessa became brace face number 3!

 Free Italian Ice!

 Ryder went ice skating for a Stake youth activity.

 Ryder finished his 8th grade basketball season.  He's grown into a pretty solid player.  Who knew?

 Snuck in two last ski runs for the season.

 Linley became spectacled so she can read the boards at school.

 Ryder and Allen enjoyed a Knicks game with the Young Men.

All that aside, March sucked.  

The end.

Spring Break: DC Day 3

The four cutest faces found their Easter spoils Sunday morning.

Turns out the Easter Bunny is a giant sucker.

Day Three: appreciated Arlington, muscled through our last museums (no really, THERE WERE SO MANY PEOPLE), brunched at Teddy and the Bully, and paddle-boated Tidal Basin to Thomas Jefferson. All under the prettiest pink umbrella of cherry blossoms. 

 The most perfect, picturesque conclusion to our Capital crusade.

Spring Break DC: Day 2

Bless my family for walking every last step and seeing every last sight.  

I have this unquenchable thirst to partake of every offering while touristing, and these people of mine oblige almost entirely happily.

It's love in its truest form.

Day Two:

Marveled at the memorials and monuments, supersleuthed at the Spy Museum, fed at Founding Farmers, wandered by the White House, and beheld The Bill of Rights, The Declaration of Independence, and The Constitution of the United States of America.

It was a big day.  With so much walking. But at the end of it all, our tired toes and the sparkling sunshine worked wonders to cure our spring fever.

Also, bless The Ritz for providing this perfect family selfie opportunity.