Spring Break

Okay, so these pictures were taken a couple of months ago, but this is what it looked like the other day. I wish we had warm weather while the kids are out of school.

Skating Party

The only thing that has changed in 20 years is the music. Well that and the rollerblades, but they still have the same skates. She had so much fun racing around the rink. The boys couldn't keep up with her. Let's hope that lasts.

Warning, Baby Cuteness at 4 months

She loves peek-a-boo with Great Grandma's afghan.











She has already lost some of these rolls.

Loving the Teddy Bear Mobile

She has always loved this mobile on her swing. In fact she prefers it to being held by her siblings. I don't blame her. She has some pretty intense conversations with those bears. She is 4 months old in these shots.

Idaho Falls Magazine

These images placed Second, Third, and Honorable Mention in the Idaho Falls Magazine. Next year I think I will submit some with human faces. If you have a copy of the magazine, I would love to have it. (Thanks Allison!)The display goes up at the hospital on Wednesday and then rumor has it that it will be available on newstands next Monday.



And this is part of the display in the hospital.

Newport Coast

77 degrees with no wind feels like heaven.



The plan was to stay dry, but all three fell in.

Ringing in the New Year in Legoland

Torrey is just a little too happy posing with his Lego "wife."





I could use some of these beautiful blue skies today. Is it spring break yet?



Why do the Lego children look happier than my own? Could it be that they like having their picture taken even less than they like waiting in line? We had a rough start and it was crowded (not as crowded as Disney). Collin finally found his favorite rides (which were not Daddy's favorites). They smiled later, I just didn't get a picture of it.

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Grandma says that she found a husband.







If you are planning a trip to Legoland, I would recommend you bring one adult per child. The girls and I spent a lot of time in line only to discover that they couldn't both ride. Very frustrating! I would also recommend you bounce back. It was free. It almost made the first day affordable. And don't forget your socks. My 6 year old thought her new Christmas slippers would make great foot wear. I grabbed her shoes. We stopped at one of the shops and a 4 pack cost us more than $20. That's not the souvenir I had planned. And you can't leave without eaiting Granny Smith's Apple Fries. Mmm!