Hooray!!!!

Today was the first day in quite awhile that the kids were able to go out and ride their bikes. They said they wanted to go around the block. Usually when we do this, it will take about 15 minutes to get around our small block, due to Megan not pedaling for more than half a pedal and then stopping. You can imagine this would take a long time to go anywhere. Today she actually pedaled. It took about 5 minutes to get around the block and Megan wanted to go again. So we did. The pictures below represent how each one felt about going around the block more than once.

Trip to the U

I took this outing with the kids a couple of weeks ago. But I only just now got the pictures off of my phone. My boss kindly invited me to go with him to the TCU v Utah game on the 6th. The next night, Julie had rehearsal and I took the kids up to the U because Daniel wanted to see where I had gone to see the game. We went to the stadium and found the gates were open. They were cleaning so we could walk right in.


The best part about this picture is that when I showed it to a BYU fan in my ward (Pat Kelly), he pulled out his phone and had the same picture of his son at the Y. We had a pretty good laugh about that.

Megan's Birthday

Megan turned 3 today. A few days before her birthday, she received a birthday card from her great-grandma. Receiving this card was the highlight of the week. She couldn't believe she received mail!

Megan blowing out her birthday candles. And yes, she got to eat the dolly head (a small portion of it.)

Opening her presents


Megan LOVES!! dresses. She always wants to wear dresses. Previous to her birthday, the only dresses she owned her church dresses. She loves having everyday dresses.

All her wonderful gifts!

Snow!!

Today was the first day of a good snow fall. The kids were soooo excited, we had to get bundled up to play in the snow. I think it took me longer to bundle them up than the amount of time they actually played outside.


We built a snowman. I'm not much of a snowman maker, but at the moment the kids don't really care what it looks like. By the time they have an opinion about my handy-work, they'll be able to build their own snowman however they please.

It's also a good thing that I didn't try too hard with the snowman. Immediately following the taking of the picture above, I walked around the side of the house to put the dog in the garage so she wasn't so cold. This only took about 20 seconds. When I came back around to where the kids were, here is what I saw: (and no it didn't just fall over, it had some help from Daniel.)

Snow angel

Welcome!

Welcome!! To all who have had to jump through extra obstacles in order to view my blog. These extra obstacles were set to better protect my family. I have had a lot of fun doing this blog and it's too bad that it takes only one person in the world to screw it up for everyone else. Thanks for visiting!!

Halloween

Daniel's preschool went on a field trip to Gardner Village and visited the witches. He had so much fun dressing up and showing off his costume.

Halloween night! Our little ghost and spiderman. If were you to ask Megan what she was going to be for Halloween she would say, "A ghost so that I can scare everyone." As an added effect, she would put out her hands and wiggle her fingers. Now, I know ghosts are supposed to be scary, but really, who could be scared of this sweet little ghost?

Our spooky Halloween pumpkin!!

Daniel's Recital

Daniel had a piano recital this past weekend. He played "Goody-bye to Winter" and "Mary Had a Little Lamb." He's only been learning the piano for a year and he did so good!!