Saturday, July 25, 2009

Recapping May and June

So May was a good month because school got out.

Ben went to his first ever fancy dance on a date. He took Amanda Wendel from down the street, they look so good!

My grandma Earl (she is actually my Great-Grandma) had her ninetieth birthday so we celebrated with a great huge part with all the reletives from out of state that we don't get to see very often. Someone found out that you can get amazingly good deals on huge orders from Maddox so we got the food from there. YUM!!! Two different flavors of cake. After the lunch we had an open house so that all of her friends and neighbors could come and see her.
We made and frosted donuts, chocolate and vanilla frosting!
Little John decided the sand box is more fun with water.
We started buildingLittle John a playhouse in the backyard, we modified some plans off the internet. John's parents came over and helped a lot. The weather was hot not foggy, the fog in the pictures is Little John's fingerprints on the camera lens but no one noticed until too late.

We enjoyed a nice picnic up the canyon.
We made jam and our sticky helper is so cute!
We went to the zoo and Little John was mezmerized by the elephants, they are deffinately his favorite animal.

We ran the Race For the Cure 5k with my Aunt Juli and her daughter Kate. It was awesome! I hope to do it again next year. Maybe next year I'll jog part of it with the stroller instaed of just power walking with the stroller.

My brother Ben graduated from Box Elder High School and Seminary. At the high school graduation things were getting boring since the speakers just go on and on and on. Then all of a sudden, at the back of the students there was a great commotion with everyone looking all over and looking under their chairs. It turns out that someone had let loose a mouse. Ben appreciated the break from the monotony. After a while they caught it. Then there was some more commotion because they had let loose more than one mouse. It kept the audience very well entertained. It also kept the sutdents awake. Oh, and some guy wore a kilt, it was cool.
We spent a lot of time working on the playhouse.
We took Ben for a ritual "last meal" before shipping him out to boot camp.
We spent a weekend with my sister Heather in Loa, UT (near Capitol Reef Ntl Park), for her baby shower.
We made arricot, pinapple apricot, and apricot plum jam
Little John ride his trike a lot.
For Father's day I helped Little John collect stuff and we put it in plaster to make Daddy a paper weight (I gave it a few coats of sealer to protect it).
We are loving your year pass to the Jensen Historical Farm (where we went to Baby animal days) We saw lots of chickens and washed clothes.
Little John loves bubbles!
My Mom entered an online contest and won a Pizza Party! So we had a bunch of friends and family over. The kids loved the backyard.
We took Little John to the pool.He lasted about 10 minutes because once the wind picked up it got cold.
Nana (my mom) lets Little John get away with things sometimes. Like making the backyard a nudist camp. He decided sitting naked was a mistake, but had fun doing everything else.

Typed by Sarah Snow the cooliest ever!!!! ('Cuz I don't type, I chicken peck:D)

1 comment:

H said...

WOW! That sure beats summer in AZ where you stay inside, avoiding all heat. Carol, I can see why you would want to live by your family. You all seem to do so much together and support one another in such a nice way. What fun memories you are building for John.