A few weeks ago was Easter and it was a very busy day.  My parents dressed me up in a brand new outfit;  my Mom even put some kind of mousse in my hair to “give it more body” whatever that means.  Then of course I was forced to pose for pictures in the backyard with my new outfit.  I did have a cool stuffed bunny from my Nanny in PA to carry around all day.   After the “photo-shoot” we went to church and while my parents were at church I played with lots of kids and had my first of two egg hunts of the day.  I also got to sit on the Easter bunny’s lap after church and that was  a lot of fun.   After church it was off to Grandma and Grandpa’s house to meet up with the rest of the family and have another egg hunt.  This time I changed out of my nice clothes and got serious.  I had eaten a few chocolate eggs before my Mom and Dad caught up with me!

Dad knows I love technology and recently installed a new App on his iPhone call Smack Talk .  I’m having a lot of fun with it because it has a picture of a doggy on it and every time I say something, the doggy repeats it to me.  The other day I was in the backyard trying to explain to the doggy the difference between the lawnmower and the blower.  Check out the video below.

Also recently there has been a lot of activity at home moving furniture around and painting various rooms in the house.  According to my parents I have a new room.  I haven’t moved into it yet, but it looks pretty cool.

Below was my parents office before they painted and moved in new bedroom furniture.

This is after they painted.  I’m told the bed was my Dad’s and that Grandpa actually sawed it in half to make a twin bed from a queen sized bed.  I wonder if Dad was happy about that?  Anyway…thanks Dad!

So I finally started wondering why all this room rearranging was going on and I figured it out when I saw my Dad scanning in this picture:

I’m not a doctor but I kind of remember hanging out in Mom’s belly like that not too long ago.  So I asked my Mom and sure enough I’m going to have a little brother or sister.  I haven’t completely figured out how that’s going to change my life…but for now I’m excited.