Green Smoothie Guy

Ever heard of Green Smoothie Girl? Well, this is my version of a "Green Smoothie Guy." :) I made a green smoothie last week and let Skyler try some. In case it's hard to tell in these pictures (kidding here), he LOVED it. This one was spinach, kale, peach, pineapple, and banana. Yum!

Skyler was, at first, a pretty finicky eater and slow to get going. When he turned one--and while he recovered from being sick--he was hardly eating anything. I should not have worried. Now he LOVES food and can eat it almost faster than he can breathe in. :) His favorites of late are tomato, avocado, cream of wheat, bread with almond butter, crackers, animal crackers, soups, and...cake. I'm sure he has his mother's sweet tooth but we'll try and resist developing that as long as possible:). Food, oh, wonderful food.

First McCune Easter Egg Hunt!

Growing up, my mom held a neighborhood Easter Egg hunt at our house every year. I have been wanting to start this tradition at our house, and finally was able to do it this year! Saturday (between Conference sessions), we invited seven families over to join us for an egg hunt in our yard. We had about 20 kids who "hunted".

Here are the younger kids getting a jump start on the hunt:

The older kids are "let loose".

Spencer, showing his eggs.

Finishing up.

I was too busy to take very many pictures. And a note about the weather. We have had downpouring rain here the last week or so, but it completely stopped raining for about an hour while people were here. I was so grateful the weather cooperated so well!

After the hunt, we had Monkey Bread, milk, and hot cocoa inside while the kids played and parents talked. My mom always made Monkey Bread growing up, so again, I couldn't not do it:). I hope this can become a tradition.

A Splash of Color

Kylene & Spencer ready to dye their Easter eggs. Kylene's friend gave her the apron for her birthday (her mom made it), and my grandma Ruby made Spencer's apron for him when I was visiting her in February.