March

A month in the life of the Suvar's.  A few pictures from it at least...
A typical view of the living room...yeesh.

Drinking water from the bathroom sink...

Wrestling with daddy...but pause for a photo-op

Enjoyed the summer weather in March - loving the froggy boots!

Building forts with chairs and sheets - and you have to have a cookie to go with it!

Owen learned to ride his bike with no training wheels.  Now he wants to ride everywhere. To the store. To the library. To grandma's.

$1 Easter hat at Target.  Perfect for the hat-loving 2 year old

We told Hannah she could get a bike basket and helmet if she starts riding her bike.  She is motivated...kinda.

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