David and I could not stop laughing. Landon threw this hat in his bed while we were playing in his room, and I forgot to take it out before he went to bed. Funny thing is is that he does NOT like to wear hats at all, and the fact that he fell asleep with one on just cracks us up!!
He told me that he was making airplanes and snakes! Before he finished, he made sure that every little piece of his paper was red!!
He was so into his painting that I couldn't get him to look at the camera. So at one point I said, "Landon, let me see your eyes"! And this is the look that I got! So funny!
Landon wanted to help dad mow the yard this evening!
I love how he wants to do everything that we do. We have to really think about what we say and do, since we have a pair of ears and eyes watching our every move! Ha!
Speaking of wanting to do everything we do...Landon was putting blush on his cheeks one morning while I was getting ready!! Shhh...don't tell David!
My heart was a little heavy this morning as were preparing for the walk, but Landon sure does know how to put a smile on my face. 
Landon and David ready for the walk. It was a dreary morning with some random sprinkles. About the middle of our 3.5 mile walk the rain really started picking up. Fortunately, our stroller has a canopy so Landon stayed dry for the most part.
Landon enjoying a hot dog after the walk.
This is the Garden of Hope. Families can have a place in the garden for their child. There are some placed in honor of babies that survived their NICU stay, and there are some in memory of babies that only got to spend a short time here on earth.
Logan's picture is in the bottom row! Do you see him? His is the fourth one from the left.
Our sweet little piece of Heaven. Oh, how we are ready to see him again!
This sweet little brother was saying Logan's name all morning...and I LOVED it!!
It was warm enough that Landon was able to play with the water table that he received for his birthday!
This warm weather is really making me wish that summer was just a bit closer.
This was the look I got when I said, "What are you doing?" He knew that he wasn't supposed to be eating candy! The sneaky little boy was sitting at the table eating chocolate eggs out of his Easter basket!!
There was chocolate all over his hands, shirt, and face!!
It was just too funny!! Good thing we had already had lunch!! 
and this is how he put them on!!
I thought it was so cute...he was so proud of himself! So, of course we left them that way for the rest of the evening!
Landon woke up to his basket that the Easter Bunny left for him.
Checking out his new bubbles. After Landon looked at his goodies and ate breakfast, we got ready for church.
Our little family before church.
While we were getting ready for church, I was telling Landon about the meaning of Easter. I told him to say, "I love you, Jesus." & "Thank you, Jesus." I didn't think he was paying much attention to me during our little talk, however, during the middle of church Landon said, "Thank you, Jesus." It was so sweet, my eyes filled up with tears.
After church we headed to the country to spend Easter with my Grandmother, aunts, and cousins. There were enough kids there to have an egg hunt for the older group of kids and the younger group.
Looks like he is trying to figure out what is in that egg. He is probably hoping that it is 'M's' (M&M's).
Landon enjoyed getting dirty and playing with dump trucks. Landon and his cousin, Cooper, filled the back of their dump trucks with dirt, and then they would push their trucks around the yard. They were so cute. Landon just did whatever Cooper did. Cooper is about 1 year older than Landon.
There goes Cooper with his load of dirt.
And Landon is not following too far behind with his load of dirt. They were so cute playing together.
Just a couple of handsome boys. Being outside with all the trees sure does make for some nice pictures.
Aunt Linda with Cooper.
It was nice sitting and relaxing outside most of the afternoon. After we left the country, we headed north to visit David's Grandmother for a little bit. She is always so sweet, so it was nice to drop in and visit her. We also stopped to visit Logan's grave. There were some grass clippings on the edge of Logan's headstone, so Landon helped me clean it off. It was a sweet way to end a great day.
Landon is ready to go!
Look at all those eggs. Landon was in the group 3 years and under.
Landon enjoyed hunting eggs, and he still hasn't figured out that the stuff inside the eggs is candy!! I'm so thankful for that! If there were Hershey miniatures in there he would definitely know what those are. I have a little dish of Hershey miniatures sitting on a table, and he sometime will go stand by the table and say, "please." He would also know M&M's if he saw those in there too!!
Of course, the first color that Landon would want to choose to dye his egg would be none other than, YELLOW!!
We made a wet mess, but had a great time!!
Landon was writing his name on some of the eggs. He would write and say, "o, a, m, d".
I have lots of pictures from Easter day, and I will try to post those early in the week!
It was a struggle to even get one flip flop on. He kept telling me, "sock on." He finally sat down and took it off, and tried putting the flip flops in the trash!!
When David came home, I had him try to convince Landon to wear them. He was able to get both flip flops on him, and Landon cried and cried. He wouldn't even take a step with them on. He finally sat down and took them off. Then he brought them to me and said, "these stink" and he went to his room and put them in his closet! Ha! I guess we are going to have to make him wear them for a few minutes a day until he gets used to them. He does not like getting new shoes at all!!
