Butterfly release party

Nana sent us a butterfly pavillion and some caterpillars that ate and ate and ate, just like the book!! They hatched while we were in Yellowstone, but luckily our neighbors took great care of them and fed them while we were gone.
Hey--where'd it go??

Off to Mexico!

Goggle fun

I purchased two pairs of goggles for $1.50 at Walmart. It was well worth the investment! Both boys are now putting their heads underwater and blowing a geyser of bubbles and laughing hysterically. I had to post some picts of their fun, because what else would I do with these cute pictures???

Logan really wanted me to post this one, he has his head underwater. It's a big accomplishment for a chicken like him. :)

Jackson Hole, WY

We also visited Jackson Hole, since we (well the boys and I) had never been there. We went to Jackson for the day and did the tourist shopping thing and stayed over night in Alta at a ski resort. There were tons of bicyclers, horseback riding, and you could take the chair lift up the mountain. The boys loved that, of course. I thought Logan was going to be scared, but it was the best part for him. They had a nice heated pool too. This was only the second time Tate has been in a real, big swimming pool, but he was jumping in without holding onto my hands and going all the way under water. It was amazing, he isn't even two! The kid has no fear. We are in trouble. Anyway, we had a great weekend getting to see a little more of the area. These pictures leave a lot to be desired, but no one wanted to humor my amateur photographer.

Yellowstone

Recently, Todd took two weeks off of his grueling U of Phx. schedule and we took a couple of road trips. We went to Yellowstone for a few days and stayed on Lake Hebgen. It was beautiful, the boys loved fishing and throwing rocks in the lake. Yellowstone was fun, but a lot of driving and hard with two little ones who needed to be carried, got hungry, needed a nap, wanted another snack, had to change shoes, needed a drink, had a stinky diaper, you see where this is going. It was a really cool place to visit though, if you can get past all those "stinky geysers" as Logan called them.

See how our garden grows...

Since I'm sure it will snow anyday, just wanted to share some garden pictures! We have an abundance of zucchini and several very large pumpkins in the works. The boys have been busy watering and eating all the strawberries they can pick everyday. They are loving it!