Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Monday, March 30, 2009
Homemade Slide
This week we had a great time with cousins. The Willis girls came for a visit and they were lots of fun. For their spring break, they decided to join us in snowy Utah. We took a few trips out in the snow, but had just as much fun indoors. On one morning we decided to make a slide using the boys beds. I don't know what was more enjoyable...the actual slide, or making funny faces for the camera.
The human train was a one shot experiment. There was little padding provided at the bottom and this train ended in a pile up.
We decided to take it one at a time instead.
Dal loves these girls.
P.S. At first I thought it wouldn't be nice to post this picture. Upon further thought, however, I decided it's just far to funny and needed to be shared. I especially love the look of pure delight on Mary's face. Good thing she's such a great sport.
The human train was a one shot experiment. There was little padding provided at the bottom and this train ended in a pile up.
We decided to take it one at a time instead.
Dal loves these girls.
P.S. At first I thought it wouldn't be nice to post this picture. Upon further thought, however, I decided it's just far to funny and needed to be shared. I especially love the look of pure delight on Mary's face. Good thing she's such a great sport.
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
A Cool Shot
The Aquarium
This Saturday we had a fun family day. The boys like to plan family outings as a reward for helping out and being good kids. This outing included a trip to the Aquarium, a dollar movie (Bedtime Stories), and dinner at their new favorite restaurant (an all you can eat Asian buffet). As a bonus, we were able to watch Aunt Dee play her final season basketball game on T.V. with Aunt Suz and Bri TAN y. It was action packed and fun:)
When we arrived at the aquarium there was a line wrapping around the building. We didn't realize the popularity of a new exhibit "Journey to South America". Fortunately, as members, we were able to sneak in for a sneak peak and avoid most of the crowds.
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