I hope everyone had a good weekend! We sure did!! Before I go into our weekend escapades, I'll write a little about what's been going on in the Baetz house :)
The kids & I finally got over sinus infections!! (Now we all have allergy issues, but at least that's not as bad as sinus problems).
Hunter has had a few school activities (it being the end of the year now). The most recent: a bounce house day! Here he is with a few of his friends, the one right next to him, being his BEST friend :)
Now that Spring has arrived, we have been pulling out some Easter decorations, Avery loves bunnies & ducks. Her newest word: "quack quack".
Now to this weekend's activities: we went to the Ft. Worth Zoo! Avery had gone once before last summer, but she wasn't that aware. This time, she had a blast! She said "hi" & "bye" to every animal.
And yes, she got a treat :)
Her favorite: the bird cage where birds fly around you. You can get a stick with some bird seed on it & feed them. Avery had a blast! The main reason we went to Ft. Worth for the weekend was because Sunday was my brother, Aaron's birthday. We surprised him by being at the restaurant with his friends when he arrived! He was surprised & I was so glad we came in.
Now, you are probably wondering why my title is "Bucket heads"... here is the explanation. Last Thursday some terrible storms rolled into Oklahoma. My mother-in-law wanted us to drive about 10 minutes out to Cody's uncle's house where they have a storm shelter. A few minutes away from there house, the hail started! Not tiny little baby pieces, I'm talking almost baseball sized hail! We made it to the house with distraught kiddos & we were a little on edge too. The weather was on saying it was North of us. So we started making dinner & going about our evening.
All of a sudden, the hail got bigger, the wind got worse & the weather told us to take cover. You must know something before I continue: Melinda, my mother-in-law, is very... I'm gonna say... Cautious when it comes to things, like the weather. So, all of a sudden, when the weather channel said those two little words: TAKE COVER, she goes nuts! Running around emptying laundry baskets & shooing us out the door. We ran with laundry baskets (buckets) over our heads to the storm shelter!! I wish we could have seen ourselves!! Long story short, everything was good for us, tornadoes to the northeast, but we were safe. (Much thanks to Melinda for her creative hypochondria).