Anniversary and Mother's Day

We celebrated our anniversary and Mother's Day during Screen Free Week.

On our actual anniversary, we had our traditional anniversary dinner with the kids. This time we decided to eat outside because the weather has been nice for that. 

On May 10, Babysitter's Day, the kids took care of Jet so Jeremy and I could go out to celebrate our anniversary. Jeremy and I went out birding in the morning.

We went out to eat in the afternoon.

We stopped by the movie theater to get a picture with A Minecraft Movie poster to joke to the kids that we went to see a movie during Screen Free Week. We didn't. 

We got ourselves Winco salads and ate them late at night at a park where we could watch some of the city lights. We were tired by the end of the day.

I think Jeremy did this face on purpose to be funny. We do love to spend time together and are very happy to have been married for so many years so far. 

 

When Jeremy asked me what I wanted for Mother's Day dinner, I told him I wanted the kids to make dinner for me. The kids. Not Jeremy. Jeremy ended up helping as well as contributing and it was probably more work for him than if he had just made dinner for me by himself but I appreciated it. 

Nichole made cheeseburger pasta, Jr. made Reese's bread, Jr. Jr. made scones, Lucky provided sparkling apple-grape, Jeremy contributed a veggie platter, and Jet (with Jeremy's help) made a chocolate cake with strawberry frosting and hot chocolate powder sprinkled on top. 

Lucky made a napkin flower for me.

At church Jet stayed with us during Sacrament Meeting, had no problem when Jeremy took him to Primary (often he wants me to take him), I was able to have brunch during Relief Society with other sisters (and Nichole), and after church, Jet played a little ukulele/guitar toy and made up a Happy Mother's Day song. I also got to spend some time outside with a book.

 And that is the end of blogging about Screen Free Week. Yay. Finally.