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Spring break with all five of us...

Sarah and TJ got here Wednesday night, late...

Thursday was shopping, visiting friends, eating and playing games.














                                                       

The girls thought it would be fun to wear something fan-ish to the The Hunger Games movie on Friday, so they had me paint the symbol of the series, a 'Mockingjay', in gold, sparkly, fabric paint on black t-shirts for them... (sort of hard to see in the dark theater using a phone : / )



Right after the movie, we left for McCall to stay at the Brundage Bungalows, eat at some of our fave restaurants, soak in the hot springs, ski, snow shoe and shop.




 More photos to come....

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