Don't you wonder what they are whispering about?

I have a feeling it involves jelly beans.
March is Maple Syrup season. The warmer days and cold nights make it prime weather for tapping the maple trees to extract the sugary, delicious goodness. There is only about a 2-3 week window that the trees are able to be tapped. Since we now live in New England, I figured this was one of the things that we had to go do. (Yes, this post is about 5 weeks late!)

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Easter was unseasonably warm here. From what I understand, it is not uncommon to have snow on Easter here, so this Texan was very thankful to be blessed with a beautiful day.
Kate is glad that she doesn't have a sister, because I would always dress them in matching outfits. I have to make due with what I can muster up in boy-girl sets. Danny tells me this will stop when Michael turns 3, so we don't end up with a Von Saeva family.
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