Park City!

This weekend, Kelton and I went up to Park City for an Army Conference/Ball.  We stayed at The Chateaux (thanks, Uncle Sam!), rode the Alpine Slide, had some awesome meals, and had such a great time being with each other! 

View from the top of the slide

Main Street

I could not get over how rad the houses were! And I love all the colors!

this tree is covered with pairs of tennis shoes...

on the way down, we stopped at Bridal Veil falls.  Side note: I'd never seen a waterfall until I moved to Utah!

Happy birthday to the greatest husband and father!  I love you, Kelt!  XOXO! 

Labor Day Weekend

This Labor Day, Kelt and I went up to Pine Valley and stayed with our friends Clint and Sara at their cabin...         

                       

Kelton and my dad in Parowan

make a wish!

Bowl-a-Rama!

Today we went bowling with the kids...

I could not get enough of them in their little bowling shoes!

Drake doing a victory dance

Natalie got two spares, and Drake got one!

aww, those shoes!

this ball took so long to make it to the pins that Mr. Jack took a seat to wait it out...

final score!

Zion 8/2010

Back to Zion again...

black eyed susan

we hiked Weeping Rock this time, it was a great little hike for a warm day... the water coming out of the rock was drizzling everywhere like rain

this way, Natawie!

Weeping Rock

view from underneath the Weeping Rock

little suprise waiting for us at the end of the trail!

hanging garden

Natalie's First Day of School!

Here's a day I thought wouldn't come as fast as it did...

Natalie's first day of kindergarten!

 Drake, Jack, and Natalie

in front of her school!

I'm so proud of my little sweetheart!

Finally Finished!

A little over a year, and I've finally finished Drake's cross-stitch birth record!  All that's left is for Kelt to make a frame for it!

First Annual 31st of July Parade

Yesterday, Natalie announced she was going to throw a parade. After knocking on doors to rally her friend's, putting everyone in order, complaining to me that it wouldn't be a "real" parade without candy to throw (I managed to scrape together a small bag), and appointing me the leader of the parade with a wooden spoon for my "paton", this is what followed...