Making cupcakes in the Ombu home

Hey everyone,
Here are some pictures photographed by the great TM in the Ombu home. Unfortunately when you are the camera woman it's pretty hard to get into the picutres too--but she was there.
There's a couple boys who managed to work their way over to "help" with the baking. Although I really only see them helping to make a mess. :)
All had a good time and magically the cupcakes dissappeared???
We're looking forward to everyone attending the the family workshop this week and hope your travels are safe.
Almost all the snow is gone and the grass is starting to wake up. I'm going to try and get the waterfall going today. Good luck to me.
See you soon,
Sean

Animals at Cedar Ridge

ANIMAL CHORE!!

Kids love it--some of them. :)

So far this spring we have two baby calves and one baby llama. I tried to get a picture of each of them and all the animals at CRA. There are a lot of ducks missing which the girls are responsible for. I will try to get them in another blog.
I also took pictures of Josh's P90-X group but he can do his own "animal" blog with those ones.

Just feed me please.

Lexi dog.

Dragon dog. Yes he has an overbite... and a tongue that's like 2 feet long.

Squishy. He strolled on the scene and stayed. Who wouldn't? He's gained like 5 lbs since.

Guinea hens. I love them-kids don't. One time I was walking and this guinea hen jumped in the air, flipped upside down--in the air still, and ate a grasshopper. It was the most fantastic animal skill I had ever seen...

New chickens getting ready to eat bugs after the snow is officially gone.

Turkeys. Thanksgiving is around the corner....

Goats. They do less than the cows.

"Let me out so I can eat all your trees you don't want me to eat."

This is our newest calf on the right and second newest on the left.

Baby calf.

This is the baby llama getting some breakfast.

The llama on the right is Chieftain. He's the big dadddy on campus. He actually worked pretty diligently to stay in between me and the baby llama.

Baby llama and mother llama.

Self explanatory.

A mothers love.

Have a fantastic day. We're all looking forward to the workshop in March and seeing everyone. The campus will be significantly different than the winter workshop, but you'll still want to bring a light jacket.

Sean

Here are some pictures from Thursday night at school. It's the night that the teachers get full control of the school with no interruption from the therapists or extra curricular activities. I'm pretty sure the teachers love it!! You can tell from the pics that students have a similar feel to it too--maybe a couple students would like to be somewhere else..... :)
BTW-After having a week of beautiful warm weather, we had another snow storm come through. It melted the next day.
Sean

Perfect Back Stance in karate class

This is too awesome.

Have a good smile :)