These are mostly for Ryan who is in Tennesee/Alabama this week of course the week we put carpet in. Honey the pictures don't begin to do it justice. We wish you were here. Get every body elses carpet/roofs and what ever else fixed so you can come enjoy our new home with us. We love you.

For those of you who haven't seen the before pictures this is a huge improvement. Big thanks to my dad for all his hard work! We are sooooo excited!

HI GUIS HOW ARE YOU DOING I DID A SPACE DERBY I LOST

BUT I HAVE SOME ADVICE THE SMALER IT IS THE FASTER

IT GOES

Hey! Guys! I was doing my SPACE DERBY but I lost.But I have some

advice for you boys use a potato pealer the smaller it is the faster it goes

then sand it Ok!

I thouhgt I would try Easter dresses. I chickened out of the baby's when I started reading the pattern. Mom rescued me. Thanks Mom! Xela's was not so bad until we hit the button holes. That button holer is smarter than me I swear. I finally gave up at 11:30 pm. Xela was sewed into her dress for Easter.

Saturday we celebrated Easter with the Mobley side of the family. The party was complete with an egg hunt, pinata, dinner and of course the cousins. There was some disapointment that allllll the cousins weren't there but fun was had by all. Benjamin claimed the most eggs at least in the Brewer contingent with 28 total. Scott had the dubious honor of breaking the pinata and it required a great deal of beating to achieve this. My visiting teacher made a glorius suggestion to avoid the excess of candy that was the result of all this. Next year maybe we should try paper slips in the eggs with things like pencils, juice boxes, chips, etc. not only is there not so much sugar but they have to claim there prize and moms have more control of how and when and where the items are consumed. (I know, I know, the pinata was my fault. I'll stuff it with cheese sticks next time!)

If you know the etymology of bedlam, you know that it is from the middle English word Bedlam which was short for Bethlehem. O that our home was as peaceful as the Bethlehem we all think of. Bedlem was also the popular name for the Hospital of St. Mary of Bethlehem, London, an insane asylum. Now we are getting closer to the truth. The common use of bedlem today fits our home to a T most of the time Webster's Dictionary third entry: a place, scene or state of uproar or confusion. Thus Brewer Bedlem.