This week we have been able to have some more fun then we usually do in a week. Last Friday Brian's sister Rachel and her family came to stay with us for the night. Saturday morning we went to the Great Swamp to see the frogs that were waking up after the cold winter. I was fun to walk around the paths and look for the frogs, we finally heard some just as we were about to leave. They then went on to Grandma and Grandpa's house where we joined them for dinner Sunday night.
Monday and Tuesday I was able to go over to visit some families in the ward. Monday was just a play time and Tuesday was a recipe exchange mini enrichment group. They kids seemed to enjoy getting out of the house and I enjoyed having other women to talk to.
Wednesday and Thursday the kids seemed to really enjoy having time to just play with there toys and relax at home.
Friday we went to the Circus!!!
It was my first time into Manhattan since coming back to NY.
We rode the train in, just like Brian gets to do every day!
(It is hard to take a clear picture on a moving train.)
We had left early in hopes to get some clown training only to find out when we got there that there was no clown training that day. So we just hung out while we waited for the show to start. Rachel and family and Grandma were there to enjoy the circus with us.
It was a great circus and we all really enjoyed it. It was fun to see how excited the kids got, especially when the animals came out. I thought that they might get scared, but they didn't not even once. I tried to take pictures of the looks on there faces as they watched, but it didn't work. I was also amazed that they didn't get sensory overload with all that was going on, after all I think I did. It did seem to go a little long for them though, but then they brought out the tigers which got their interest again.
Here is a picture of all of us outside of Madison Square Garden after the show!!

We met up with Grandpa for a yummy late lunch before we headed back home on the train. Jamie looked so cute sitting in the big train seat all by himself.