Friday, April 9, 2010
Easter
Here's the boys on Easter finding their Easter baskets and all the goodies the Easter bunny brought them.

Thursday, March 18, 2010
2010 Outdoors Expo
Trying out the 4 wheelers
yes, we are still dealing with the effects of Carter's stitches as you can see by his Spongebob bandaid
He didn't want any help. Apparently he already knows how to fish he informed us.
Every year Brandon does volunteer work at the outdoors expo for his dedicated hunter program. The last couple of years he has been working in one of the children's booths at the expo which is wonderful for him and for the boys and I . I usually take the kids up one of the days that he's up there and let them see all the cool outdoorsy guys stuff that they all love so much! I feel kind of alone as all three of the guys get so into all of this stuff. Don't get me wrong, some of it is pretty cool, but I just feel outnumbered, especially in such a masculine environment and being surrounded by the 3 guys in my own family. I guess we need some girly stuff at some point, or maybe someday a girl if we ever get that far. For now though, I am outnumbered and loving my boys more and more every day. Oh yeah, the expo was fun too.
Monday, March 8, 2010
Dinosaur Museum!
Carter being attacked by a shark...on a side note he's wearing the band aid because he fell "twirling" into our rock fireplace. 6 stitches later he's fine.
More hands on activities
So Brandon went snowmobiling last Saturday and I was stuck with two very stir crazy kids. So I packed them up and we headed on down the road to the Thanksgiving Point dinosaur museum. They LOVED it! It was great to get them out of the house and the many hands on activities the museum provided were awesome for little ones. The only downside was the admission price ($10 for me and $8 for Carter). I thought it was a little steep, but the boys sure enjoyed it.
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Sweet nothings from Carter
So I was having a conversation with Carter in the car this morning and I told him that he will always be my baby. He replied with, "I'm not a baby. I'm a big boy!" I rephrased what I was saying with, "I will always be your mommy". Carter replied with, "I sure appreciate it mom". So funny to hear that coming from a 3 yr old who knows how to push my buttons. What a sweet boy he can be sometimes.
Saturday, January 2, 2010
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