Sunday, April 20, 2014

100 Happy Days- Day 17

 
I know that so far, most of the posts from the 100 Happy Days challenge have been of my kids, or somehow related to them. I must sound like one of those really annoying bragging moms, I know. But I can't help it. They make me so happy.
The thing the made me happy from these pictures, is how much they love each other. They are so sweet to each other- not all the time, of course. They are kids, they fight- AT LOT. But the few moments they get in between fights, they remember how much they love each other. And those little in between moments are the sweetest moments of my day.

100 Happy Days- Day 16

This may be one of the last things you expect to see on the 100 Happy Days challenge, but getting something clean, especially when it was that dirty to start with, makes me ever so happy. I get this great feeling of accomplishment, when I clean or organize something. I have recently been on a "Spring Cleaning" kick- I reorganized my closet, pantry, under the kitchen sink and a few drawers around the house. I also cycled cleaned all my appliances and all the doors and door frames on the first floor. I feel so clean and accomplished- I feel happy!
Anyone else excited about cleaning? Or am I just weird? ;)

100 Happy Days- Day 15


As I continue that 100 Happy Days Challenge, I am ever so amazed of how little the things that truly make me happy usually are. A mug full of Jelly Beans and a very content Hubby makes my day.
What little things make you happy?

100 Happy Days- Day 14

 
 
 
The simplest crafts seem to be the most fun ones. Plus, hearing the roar of little monsters around the house, always makes me happy. Check out more about the 100 Happy Day Challenge.

Happy Easter!

 
 
 Happy Easter, everyone! Here are a few snapshots from the week.

 

 
 

Earlier this week we got to visit the nursing home and give eggs to toe residents. We had a big egg hunt on Saturday. Today we had a great time in church and when we came home the kids got to hunt for some more eggs and to open their baskets.
 
How was your Easter?