About a week before Mothers Day Evan came home from GiGis house with an envelope wrapped up in a paper towel and instructed me not to peek, and that he was going to hide it until Mothers Day when he would finally give it to me.
I woke up on Mothers Day morning with a kiss on the cheek from Evan and the envelope handed to me. It was a hand made card. It was the sweetest card, and it meant even more because it was hand made by Evan. He was so proud!
We took some pictures outside on our back patio before meeting the family for brunch at Elmers.

We had such a fun time at Elmers. It is times like these that I am so thankful for my family.
Dad, Me, Mom, Evan and JonathanOn another note...
Evan is becoming such a good writer, and he loves practicing his letters and numbers! He WANTS to learn, and that makes me so happy. He will lay on the bathroom floor in the mornings with a marker and paper while I am getting ready for work and ask me how to spell stuff as he writes it. The other morning we started doing math! He was writing out the equation and everything. Evan is so smart! And I am so proud!
