So here's the story behind this picture. When Heidi started going to Primary in January she had a hard time the first day. (We had also just dropped Ryan off to go to Seattle that morning, so I was flying solo at church.) The Primary leaders were prepared for wiggly/sad Sunbeams, so to help her feel better and go sit in her seat they gave her a little paper oval and said it was her egg to sit on, and if it was warm at the end of Primary (from her sitting on it) then her egg would hatch and she would get a little chick. So when I picked her up at the end of church she still had her little chick and thought it was the best thing ever. Then when we got home Kevin wanted to make a mother hen for the chick, so he traced his hand and made a chicken all by himself.
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