April Adventures--Social Distance Style

It was around this time that our county put a "Stay at Home" order in place, meaning we should only leave our house and country for essential business.  This was quite an adjustment for us since we are always on the go.  We managed.  There were really good days and not so good days.  Thank goodness we could still get outside to recreate!

Easter 2020

We made paper maché eggs (which later turned into color birdhouses since they took a while to dry).

egg hunt

Our other April adventures consisted of a little of this and a little of that (with still doing school 4 hours/day for the kids and 6.5 hours/day for Andy and me).

I love taking walks with this girl.

Abigail wanted to learn about koalas...

...and the difference between black and red ants.

Aunt Tina sent the girls some crafts to keep them busy.

Grandma Sherry made this beautiful Elsa dress for Abigail.

We went for a lot of bike rides.

The girls did a lot of cooking and baking.

Sometimes they even took our order.

Andy and the girls made bread and naan.

Our team has passed out packets and iPads on a couple of occasions, mask and gloves included, of course.

One of our students showed up with this awesome sign for us! I sure miss those kiddos.

 I think we had one of the most colorful streets in the neighborhood.

The remote control cars have gotten a lot of use lately.

We ventured up to the Uintas a couple of times for hikes and picnics.

The girls camped out in the basement, since we could not go camping because of the "Stay at Home" order.

On Earth Day, we picked up trash around the neighborhood.

The Barbies have been very busy lately.

Don't ask...

Emma and Andy have been doing quite a bit of art, especially watercolor.

The girls got all of their fairy garden supplies organized.