Saturday, May 31, 2008

IDAHO

The first 3 pics should be the last 3. I didnt plan this out well. deal with it =)
Jack's first fish.

Grace's first fish.

Boys will bust their rear.


Grace is excited to be going to see Granny and Pawpaw. She's smiling for the camera at the airport.

This is a park near Granny's. There are cool little trails through the brush.


Jack sprat



Western Days Parade went right in front of this Mcdonalds, so we ate, ran the kids, and saw the parade. 3 birds with one stone. Stacy tries really hard to get out of the pic.



Ayden caught the first fish. Jack was more interested in eating worms.

Monday, May 19, 2008


Raegan gained 1lb, so we know he is growing faster than she is losing weight now. She cant wait to be able to eat a full portion of anything. Sometimes she cries, because she cant even have a bowl of cereal. It sucks to be pregnant and not be able to eat anything. Only 8 weeks more, most likely. Raegan will get a big coke and a candy bar when he pops out. Such a simple thing is such a huge deal. Im glad my kids have a mom that cares so much about them. I hope they appreciate it one day.

Sunday, May 18, 2008

Grace had a walkathon that me and Jack were able to go to. It was a 1 mile walk up and down hills. It was fun. Jack brought his pet caterpillar, and everyone was so excited. They passed it around, and all the kids took turns giving the bug a ride on their arms. They were all pretty worn out at the end. Some of the parents looked like they needed oxygen.

The crew from Louisiana came to visit us this week. It rained every day. The sun came out for an hour or so on Friday, long enough to get us out doing something. Then it got overcast again, and the temp dropped to freezing with wind. The adults were all huddled up behind the building, blocking the wind. The kids didnt seem to mind getting wet in the cold.

We followed the crowd around to the different rides.

Lawson rode everything he was allowed to

We rode the go carts too, but the video is too long to post. After a couple days of being cooped up inside, the kids had allot of energy, and allot of fun.