Working Backwards

When you have way too many pictures to post, you have to kind of "work backwards" on blogger. If you can't tell, I'm kind of losing the blogging spirit. I think it is the combination of sheer exhaustion, busy kids, busy life, and so many other things taking up time, but my goal is to blog once a month now, instead of once a week. Hopefully that will still count as my "record in heaven."
We went to a Wiener Dog race and Drew wasn't too excited about it.
But you should have seen this little girl in the look alike contest...
Then Jack got to ride his first horse...
Even though you can't tell (because Jack's play is always work) he really loved riding the pony.
Then we went up and looked at my dad's airplane and Jack was truly in heaven. He loves Papa's plane.
And so did Drew.


Honestly, I had forgotten how exhausting it is to have a child between the ages of 1-2 1/2. It is one tornado after another. Drew is really just one step away from a mess. Pulling out tissues, dumping dirty diapers, you name it, he has done it lately. It is really hard to get anything else done around here.

On the fourth of July, Jack helped me make a salad. He called himself the chef's assistant. We had our aprons on so we didn't get any food on our church clothes.
On the way to the school.

The boys love to play at the school behind our house and we take them quite frequently. They have grown so much the fall when we took them over. I can't believe how much more brave each of them has gotten on the play ground.
It is still much easier to get pictures of Drew.

I loved this picture of Drew hugging Jeff's legs!



That is the face of a concerned Dad because his 15 month old has climbed all the way to the top...


So, here we are today at the Dinosaur Park in Ogden. It was really cool and I think the boys liked it. Mark and Alicia went with us and that was fun to spend time with them. We don't have very many weeks left together.

Mark trying to pick up a dinosaur tail.

The best family picture we got...humph. But that's our life.