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On Saturday the boys found new fun in creating rivers and lakes in the backyard. They were having a blast flooding the rocks and watching as the rivers quickly dried up, then turning on the hose to see them flowing again. That fun was soon lost and Kaleb made sure to take the initiative of teaching Will the art of mud slinging. I think all Will learned was how to be his target!!!
Aunt Judy and cousin Teresa and little Spencer and of course Grandma Ensign came to visit us! We didn't do much since they were only here ONE DAY! But we were so happy to have them here no matter how long.
Teresa and I haven't seen each other in a long time, but it was like we were best buds again!
All of the girls!
Thank you Grandma Ensign for coming! We love you!
We decided to take off the side of Will's crib, so that he could become a "big boy" He was so excited to be able to get in and out all by himself! It's a problem though when he doesn't stay in bed for nap or bedtime! We figure he will learn soon enough!
A 10-minute video originally produced for the large number of journalists visiting Salt Lake City for the 2002 Winter Olympics has been updated and posted on Newsroom.lds.org to help counter persistent myths about the Church.
Today we decided to get the kids out of the house again, so we took them to the McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park over in Scottsdale. They were excited, but got even more excited when they found out their cousins Conner and Gracie were meeting us there. We all had a blast on the train ride, the carousel, and the playgrounds. After a short picnic lunch in the park the kids all took turns rolling down the grassy hills and waving to the train each time it passed by. It was quite windy, which made it a little chilly, but other than that it was lots of fun.
