My little squeaker :)

What a month we have had! It's so interesting - when exciting plans lie ahead, anticipation time goes very slowly, then once the plans have passed and routine resumes, I look back and feel like an entire month just disappeared.

In the middle of March, we moved two streets down on the Air Force Base. They're renovating all of the houses, and ours was up next, so we got to spend a week of life moving. Well, Yoni worked and I hung out with the movers who moved us. Me, Adina and Libby. Thankfully, we got a lot of help. For the first two days, Aunt Gwennie came to help out while the movers were actually here and everything got delivered to the new house, and then for the end of the week my stepmom came and was a HUMONGOUS help getting everything put away and organized. By Shabbat, our new house was livable. Then the beginning of the next week we headed down to Dallas for Pesach. We had a wonderful time with all the family down there. Unfortunately, Adina wasn't sleeping so wonderfully there, and we didn't realize until the very end that it was the matzah I ate that gave her horrible gas and tummy pains. Once we figured it out though, she started feeling much better. She brought a little cold home with her, further disturbing her sleep routine, but I think this week we're finally teaching her how much she likes to sleep through the night. She just needed a friendly little reminder...

So that brings us to now - the second half of April. Hard to believe!!
Yoni is on week #2 on the flight line in T-1's. He's had half a dozen flights so far and enjoying the new aircraft. He said it's a good bit more difficult to fly than the T-6, but he's facing the challenge well and working VERY hard. I have two weeks left of classes for the semester, so I've been spending my days doing homework, finishing some decorating in the new house, and taking Adina and Libby for walks in this gorgeous weather.