He's Here!

Roman Timothy Hunsaker joined our family on April 12th at 7:55 a.m. He was 7 lbs. 4 oz. and 19 in. We're so happy he's finally here! Here's some pictures of the little guy.

Hippity Hoppity

My friend, Anne, hosted such a cute Easter party for these kids. They played games and had an egg hunt. I wanted to get a picture of the adorable party favors she made, but by the time I remembered to do it we had eaten them....oops! Here's some cute pictures anyway.




She was really good and just dyed Easter eggs quietly so I could listen to General Conference. I was very impressed!

I know this blog seems to be dedicated to London, but when you have kids that's kind of how it goes. Pretty soon she'll have to share her spotlight, I hope that goes over well. But there is one thing I can say about the lives of just Tim and I. We had our 5 year wedding anniversary this past week. In this day and age that's saying something. Natalie was nice enough to watch London so we went to The Kona Grill at Boca Park. It was really yummy if any of you ever want to try it. Thanks Tim for all the good times we've had and here's to five more...we'll go from there. :)

Cousins, Cousins, Everywhere

My brother, Todd, and his son, Nick, flew into Vegas from Texas for their Spring Break. They came to pick up our 1999 Oldsmobile Alero that they purchased from us for Nick since he's now a driver! I'm glad I got to keep the car in the family, old cars have such sentimental value. It's funny because I drove Todd's old car all through high school and now his son is driving my old car all through high school. They could only stay one night because it's a LONG drive back to Dallas, but we had some fun while they were here.


These ones aren't of cousins, just some super cute girly friends at a park playgroup.



Tim's sister, Amy, and her kids came down and spent the week for their Spring Break. I kept forgetting to bring my camera, but it was so much fun to have them here. London even had a sleepover at Aunt Kate's with all the cousins. She was more than anxious to get Tim and I out of the house so she could play and sleep with Darby all night by herself. It's been crazy to go from a super clingy child to Little Miss Independent lately, but I must say it's nice too. Especially with another one on the way. We really weren't expecting her to stay the night, so we kind of just went home and looked at each other like, "What do we do without her?" It was funny.

Art Class and Lions

I started realizing that London was getting VERY bored just hanging with me all day, so I enrolled her in a few classes. These are pictures of her Messy Art class. It's been a lot of fun. This particular project was a water color butterfly, but they have done projects with pudding, shaving cream, paint on marbles rolled around, paint on spaghetti splashed around, and then today they made slime and play dough. The other pictures are of her and Tim at the MGM grand. She kept calling the lion Aslan. When Tim and his dad took her down to the strip, some people, foreigners obviously, asked if they could have a picture with her because they had never seen a white little girl with blond hair and blue eyes before. I thought that was pretty funny.

Cupcake Party!

Some friends and I have started a weekly playgroup. It's been lots of fun for the kids and for us. We've started doing little crafts and this last week we made Halloween cupcakes. I think they turned out really cute. London is one of the oldest there, but the only one without a baby brother. Maybe it's a sign?

Here's all the cute kiddos. Notice how London finds it necessary to squint while saying "cheese".

For those of you who have heard non-stop talk from London about her best friend Sydney...here's a picture to put a face to the stories. Isn't she adorable!!!!

Jessie and Madden are also new found favorite friends!




Madden took London on a little tractor ride.

London also thinks saying "cheese" means to squish your cheeks together.

That's better.

Sleepover Friend

I went to check on London before I went to sleep and this is how I found her and her kitty. I like how they are pretty much sleeping in the same position.

Barca!!!

Tim and I and a bunch of friends drove down to L.A. for the Galaxy vs. Barcelona game. It was a great game. 93,000 fans were there to support. Needless to say we didn't get out of the parking lot for about three hours after the game, but I guess that's part of the experience. Here's a few things I found interesting about the game.

1. Everyone booed when Beckam had the ball, until he made this amazing goal, then all of a sudden he was the hero of the game. It's amazing how 93,000 people can be so fickle.

2. The fans around us were so RUDE to each other. This one lady came running out of the stands to push these two girls, who were standing up at the very bottom of the bleachers (not in anyone's way) over. Really weird.

3. Some guy in a visor (which is fine if you wear one, but it might just mean you can't offer fashion advice) yelled at this super cool looking kid to sit down and take his ugly shirt off (his shirt was very in style). I turned around and said "Oh, this coming from the guy in the visor." He looked right at me, but I don't think he heard me, but why did he have to pick on a guy who was just minding his own business?

4. The girl sitting next to me came in like ten minutes late, took one look at my purse that I had sat in her spot, then glared at me and said in a very snobby way, "These are OUR seats!" She then proceeded to be pretty annoying throughout the whole game to other people.

5. Eva Longoria was there at half time promoting a group that supports Latinos with cancer, but I don't think many people realized who it was just because there was so much other commotion going on. But I thought it was neat of her to come and promote such a great cause. She was the eye candy for the men because there was plenty there for the ladies!


6. And for those of you who want to hear about the actual game, it was great. Barcelona looked a ton sharper than L.A. and had much fancier foot work, but that's to be expected.