Nana gave the kids some colored bubbles for Easter and here was the thrilling result.
Rachel has become really good friends with this cute girl named Ally and all the girls were dressing up one day (Ally's little sister Cara was over too.)
Ian and Justin are in the midst of their first soccer season (Justin is coaching) and even though it has been cold it has been a lot of fun.
Ian was really excited this week because he is now the proud owner of his own library card. He is also the proud owner of the first ever library card inflicted injury (he fell on it on the couch and got this cut on his cheek).
We had an extra hour before Justin was done with work so we walked around Temple Square to see the beautiful flowers. We love this fun statue of a mom with her kids.
And this one too! Rachel decided that the only thing Temple Square is missing is a Daddy statue with kids - kind of an interesting observation.
Fun kids with the pretty flowers. Don't worry, Josie wasn't grumpy she just appears to be in this picture.
We also braved the cold temps to enjoy a day at Red Butte Gardens.
It was a really fun day...
despite Josie's sad faces.
Rachel memorized Wordsworth's Daffodil poem a while ago for Grandad, so she was excited to see fields of this pretty flower.
Bridget and Suzy ran the Salt Lake Running Company's 5K and had a lot of fun despite the snow.
We even caught up with some friends after the race.
Josie loves pretending she is a puppy and gets really excited when she finds this rubber bone from Rachel's vet kit.
And Josie is big enough for one of the dresses from when Bridget was a little girl. Rachel was so excited that she was wearing it.
2 comments:
Your family is always doing so many fun things - I love it! Yay for Ian's library card. Gordon kept his on his person for quite a few days when he became old enough for one.
Sorry about the colored bubbles. I obviously didn't realize what a mess they would make. Love the new photos and the Easter outfits.
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