Sunday, August 14, 2011

The Beach






We spent one day at Laguna Beach exploring the tide pools. Alan and Konnie, Karen, and Rachel were with us and we had fun enjoying the sights and the sounds of the ocean. We heard there were 15 white whales out in the distance that day, but we never saw anything. It was exciting to imagine, though. We spent the next day at Hermosa beach with alot more family. Everyone enjoyed the waves and the fun! I think we took quite a bit of sand back to our hotel room that night, but we took alot of memories back with us as well. Uncle Chad taught the kids how to dig for sand crabs and Bjorn had fun with the kids building a sand castle. Miriam got buried by her cousins and Uncle Steve said when she got out she was going to be a mermaid. She was hoping...Bjorn and I even found a minute to go for a walk along the beach.

The "Y" Mountain





We made it to the "Y" and it must have been at least 95 degrees outside. It was Jenny's idea, so we (and Kavin) were happy to tag along, since I hadn't made that hike in at least 15 years. Miriam and Ellie always see the "Y", so they were excited (and tired) to actually touch it.

Sunday, July 3, 2011

Cabin


Trek 2011




Week Camp



Friday, June 10, 2011

Sunday, May 8, 2011

Spring Break




We took three days and had some family time. We hiked Ensign peak, visited the capital building, relaxed in a hotel/condo in Midway for a few days, spent some time exploring and swimming, and went to the children's museum.

Goblin Valley




Bjorn and Isaac endured a very dangerous snowy drive and a cold night's sleep in a tent to enjoy a beautiful day of hiking and adventure in Goblin Valley.

Preschool Field Trip





Ellie and I enjoyed a day at the farm. It was one of the last preschool activities before she moves on to Kindergarten! WOW!!

Sunday, March 6, 2011

Las Vegas






We were privileged to be there for a baby blessing and see Grandma and Grandpa, Aunts and Uncles, and cousins. The weather wasn't warm, but the company made up for it. Welcome home Teresa!