May (or better known as my Birthday Month)

I took the girls to the Museum again-it was a hot one! That afternoon we enjoyed some Popsicles on the deck.






One night after work we made a Home Depot run and then decided it was too hot to cook so we took the girls to Pieology.



We brought bagels to the teachers for Teacher Appreciation Week.


We celebrated May The 4th with our Star wars gear.


I had a work dinner one evening and we spoiled my Manager with baby stuff for his soon to be baby girl.



Lily, Ariya & Ensley had their first official sleepover at Ensleys house.

We had framily over for a late cinco de mayo dinner.


My mom sent the girls super cute matching dresses.



Rollie set up a day date for us in Napa.  We went to Freemark Abbey, Goose & Gander for lunch and then Cardinale.  It was such a lovely day just the two of us.  Janet was in town so she hung out with Piper and Lily went to Kerry and Kristen's and enjoyed the pool and a nap on the Farm.





Enjoyed some warm evening walks.


Work spoiled me with lunch, wine and two cakes!


Piper made me a cute little flower pot with her fingerprints on it for Mother's Day.


More soccer.




We headed out to Bodega for my actual birthday/mothers day weekend.  On the way out we hit up this great new Beer Garden, Brewsters, in Petaluma.  We rented THE cutest cottage right on South Salmon Creek and just relaxed!  Could not have asked for a better present.
















The following weekend My Aunt and Uncle came up for Connors graduation from Sonoma State. We also celebrated Quinn's 3rd birthday and I ran a 10k with Chris & Ang...opposite of the prior weekend...ha!











I found a fun new park with the girls and then we got burgers and shakes after.  Yum!






Lily rocked her Kindergarten Assesment.



Ensley and Ariya graduated from preschool.



We had a girls night and framily dinner of course too.





Last but certainly not least...my girlfriends spoiled me with a Spa & Pool day at the Graton Casino/Hotel.  It was super nice to just relax and catch up with them minus kiddos.


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