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A few snapshots of what last month brought...

March 1: Our sister-in-law Katie made this adorable bird feeder for us for
Valentine's Day.  I put it up in our tree the first day of March to welcome
the birds back who were flying home from the South.  It was devoured in
about 3 days.
March 5:  Any sign of Spring kind of thrills me after such a cold, long winter.
The sight of the daffodils peeking through the dirt made my day.
March 14:  We had a few really nice days in March scattered in with the
cold snowy/rainy days.  On this particular day, Danny and I couldn't
help but take advantage of the beautiful weather and take a walk
in the park, just like everyone else in SLC.
March 14:  Happy Pi(e) Day!  We had a razzleberry pie to celebrate.
March 16:  Danny and I had a date night, which turned into a shopping
trip while browsing one of the stores near our home.  We found matching
shoes, which I was really tempted to get.  Nothing says a couple in love
like matching shoes, I'm pretty sure.
March 17:  Part of our St. Patrick's Day celebration, fruit rainbow as
part of our dinner!  I got the idea off of pinterest.  It was delicious.
March 17:  Also part of our St. Patrick's Day dinner, green pancakes.
March 20:  The first bloom of the season on the first day of Spring.
How fitting.
March 25:  I spent the morning with some of my coworkers scouting locations
for an upcoming photo shoot.  I found this stained glass window in one
of the older churches quite lovely.
March 26 - We had fresh blueberries and I was in a baking mood, so 
blueberry muffins was on the menu that evening.  Also, it forced me
to do a little grocery shopping because I realized half way through we
were low on flour and milk.  (I don't know why there is black mark on
the picture.  It doesn't show up that way on Instagram.)
March 30 - I spent my Easter weekend in St. George with the family.  It was
like being transported to summertime, it was so warm down there.  One of the
highlights of the trip was going swimming with the nephews.  I didn't take
pics while we were swimming, but here is a pic of two cute, wet, red heads
in the swimming pool parking lot.
March 30 - Another picture of my aquatic nephews.  Cute kids.
March 30 - I also couldn't resist taking a picture of this darling nephew!
Those. Blue. Eyes!  
March 31 - Our Easter egg masterpiece, created by me and my
sister Michele.  My nephew Dr. C also helped.
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  1. grammawoodApril 30, 2013 at 5:22 PM

    Fun pictures of your month of March. Was that really a month ago? I love that stained glass window. Where is it? I wish they still made church buildings like that. And that blue eyed nephew is adorable!
    So did you and Danny get the shoes?

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    1. JanniferMay 3, 2013 at 12:39 PM

      The stained glass window is in the LDS 10th ward building in SLC. I wish they still made our church buildings like that as well. Also, Danny got the shoes, I didn't. They just didn't fit me right.

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