This is actually Jackson's 2nd haircut (we forgot the camera for his first haircut on Feb. 21st)! P-Nut has cut Scott's hair since he was a little boy... Now P-Nut cuts all the boys' hair, Scott included!

e l Jackson watched the other kids gathering eggs, putting together a game plan for next year's hunt!

Here's Jacob finding eggs with Bubba - cute!

Scott helps Tyler count his eggs!

Tyler and I found an egg up in the tree!

Scott enjoyed getting to know his first niece too!

Tyler thoroughly enjoyed the Easter egg hunt at Elene and Darren's!

Tyler enjoyed holding his new cousin, Megan!

Megan Elia - Erika and Jason's third child - was born on April 3rd! What a cute addition, huh?! The first girl in the mix - she'll be looking cute all the time with all the girl clothes we'll be buying her!

Jackson found the best seat in the house at Erika's: the tall plant (or Jackson) holder!

Here's Erika and Jason's new house that we got to see when we visited over Easter weekend!

I was actually on this trip though I was greatly outnumbered by the boys! Jackson's in the umbrella stroller, Tyler and Jacob were on the bikes, Marshall was on the car, and Scott and Jason were moving the party along!

Here Jackson's riding around in his umbrella stroller on our walk through Erika and Jason's new neighborhood!

Here's Tyler and Jackson playing "Chicken House," a game Tyler made up! They scurry under the dining room table, pull all the chairs around them, and then scream (well, T screams), "Chicken House!" while they both laugh together! Too funny!

Jackson riding in the jogger!

Measuring tape - what fun!

The boys love playing together!

Here's Tyler's Easter bunny ears from Mother's Day Out!

This picture is blurry, but still captures Jackson's new ability (at 9 mths.) to wave and say "Hi!"

Jackson was having lots of fun chewing on Daddy's fingers and laughing!

Tyler loves playing with tools and even gets to use real ones when Daddy's fixing something!

Jackson sure loves Tyler's toolbox!

Seeing the boys together in there was a hoot - still is, but this first time was especially fun!

Jackson and Tyler now enjoy bathtime together! For awhile, we sat Jackson in this Bumbo chair just in case he could fall over... Come to find out, you're not supposed to use the Bumbo chair like that - oops!

No, Scott isn't sleeping through the dedication - ha! Jackson was definitely "on", "amening" at the appropriate times - funny!

Jackson had his baby dedication at the end of January at Summit Crossing.

Here's Jackson all packed up after his baby dedication!

Marshall recognizes his new friend and locates his ear!

The birthday boy enjoyed his chocolate cake - yum!

Here's a cute picture of Jackson, Marshall, and Jacob!

Jackson and Marshall gave each other several hugs, which was cute to watch!

It was fun seeing Jackson & Marshall - cousins only 9 months apart in age - interacting together!

Grandma Fern was also with us over Christmas, which was a real treat!

Nina and Bubba at Christmas - cute!

Crawling through the grass is always fun, especially when it's been cold, cold, cold!

Jackson and I sure enjoyed the warmer weather! Jackson enjoyed pulling some grass up to touch and taste!

Tyler enjoyed petting a few dogs at the botanical gardens during the "Dog Days of Winter"!

Tyler's the birthday boy! He turned 3 on February 2nd - our groundhog baby!

GG and Jackson play "Pat-A-Cake"!

Tyler got a lot of train stuff for his birthday, much to add the train stuff he got for Christmas!

Tyler so enjoyed opening his birthday gifts! And, Jacob enjoyed helping him!

Here's our Thomas the Tank Engine cake that I made!

Jackson had a good time at T's party as well!

We put trains on each table and served Mexican food... "The Mexican Train" party!

We celebrated Tyler's 3rd birthday at home with a Thomas the Tank Engine party!

Bathtime friends make bathtime even MORE fun!

Jackson's pretty enthralled with Tyler's Mickey Mouse Clubhouse stuff too!

King Tut? No, that's just Jackson wearing a toy on his head! :)

This is one of those pictures that should be added to the emails titled, "Only in Alabama..." This is a picture of Mooresville (the oldest town in AL) at Christmas time... Yes, that's a wreath on the "King Johnnie" port-a-pot made out of real evergreen and holly berries! It was too funny to not take a picture of!

Jackson got a jumparoo for Christmas from Nina and Bubba that he loved right off!