Katie was so excited about the egg hunt.
The poor kids had to wait a long time for the adults to finish eating so they could do their egg hunt. They were ready!
Piglet found one!
Sweet Abigail!
Playing with friends was probably the real highlight of Piglet's day. 
Then they posed for the camera. 
Owen was excite that he lost a tooth and got some money for it. 
Can you believe that I only have about 9 weeks to go? Time has gone by quickly but I think that we are ready, especially Katie. Every morning she wakes up and says "I love you Rufus". I love hearing those words from her and that she is excited about her baby brother. 
Her backpack is filled with things she "needs" for school like toys and food.
This is what Piglet likes to do whenever she can get her hands on some hangers. I don't really understand why, I just know she likes it.
It was so nice to see her smiling face instead of her hair.
Then we took a quick trip to Jacksonville to see some family. We got to go fishin at the pond.
And ride a tractor.
Piglet plays in the front yard. Pretty soon, she'll realize the fun she can have in the woods.
Piglet's great grandmother has already made us some wonderful meals.
She has also spent the night a few times. These two are like peas and carrots.
Katie loves going to get the mail every day. In the house she likes to color a picture and put it in the "mailbox" which was behind some blinds in the kitchen. Now she has a mailbox and she adores it.
She will even pretend it's a telescope and yell "I see you!"
We pulled some weeds, played tag and played with chalk because it's the best thing ever. Sadly I could not handle being out for too long so after 45 minutes we headed inside which broke Kaitlin's heart.
A few weeks ago we went to for our 20 week ultrasound to confirm what Katie already knew that Rufus is a boy. It was exciting for Chad, Papa Rick and me but Kaitlin was more interested in the Mickey Mouse calendar hanging on the wall.
Kaitlin started sleeping in her big girl bed Christmas night. She loves it! She now believes that all of her babies must sleep with her so she sleeps with 8 and covers them completely with blankets. It doesn't leave her a lot of room but she's happy.
Christmas week we got together with more family for more presents and fun. I didn't take a lot of pictures because my pregnant brain can't seem to remember to do things like that, but here are a few from when we went to Infantry Museum.
Owen loves all things Army and even went and bought him some BDUs (or whatever they are called now) after the museum.
The meseum is great and free! There is so much to do there and we will have to go back next time our nephews are in town to see more. 
We are over halfway before "Rufus"gets here. I know that I should be putting up pictures of the last ultrasound but we don't have a scanner and we just can't remember for Chad to take the pictures to work with him so he can scan them there. Hopefully next week I will be able to put them up. Kaitlin has decided that she would rather "Rufus" be a sister instead of a brother. She has also started calling her baby dolls and her stuffed puppy dogs Rufus "so we can have a lot of Rufuses". Katie also likes to point out that her belly is getting bigger just like mine. Oh how I love to hear that! I am still trying to potty train Kaitlin but she wants no part of it. She says that she wants to wear a diaper, be a baby instead of a big girl and that she can go to school and just not potty while she's there. I can feel "Rufus" moving around but he is in no way as active as Kaitlin was. I can't figure out his schedule but with Kaitlin I could feel her every morning when I woke up, before my nap after work and right before I went to bed. Maybe that means "Rufus" will be calm. He'll have to be tough to handle Kaitlin's hugs.