Grandma Joy stopped by last night on her way to Choir Practice (She sings in the MoTab). She dropped me off some yummy HoneyCrisp Apples (which were on sale for like 88 cents a lb in Tremonton) and to spend some time with the kids. She was even able to have some home made chicken noodle soup with us too. Carson got to read to her, and Livy was even happy and Grandma hold her without crying! They were in the front room playing, so I thought I would grab a few pictures of them having fun with grandma!
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Sunday, September 25, 2011
Hallie turns 2!!!
Yesterday, we all got together at Matt & Nat's house in Ogden to celebrate Hallie's birthday. She will be 2 on Monday (the 26th). I can't believe how big she is getting! It makes us so excited for Natalie to have another baby in January, also a little girl!
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Family Time
Marisa and her family were on their way home from Disneyland last Sunday, so they stopped by on their way home and had dinner with us. My mom had also joined us after Church and planned to stay the night to come and watch my Triathlon on Monday. We grilled some pork chops and chicken, enjoyed salads, corn on the cob, and brownies for dessert. It was great to spend just a few hours with them before they headed home to Idaho.
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Cherry Hill
Yesterday we had an amazing day at Cherry Hill. I had a good friend from Bells give us some passes to use, so we took advantage of them and used them before the end of the season (which is next weekend). We headed up there about 2 and Nick joined us after he got off of work around 2:30. Matt, Natalie, and Hallie also joined us for some fun in the sun, which made it even more fun! We enjoyed the kiddie pool, the lazy river (one of our favorite things there), and the fun water slides. We had season passes to Seven Peaks in SLC, but I think we like Cherry Hill a LOT more. It is just more family friendly, comfortable, more shade, and they allow outside food. Livy did so good and loved playing in the water and floating on a tube with me around the lazy river. The two older kids loved the water slides. It was so fun to see tiny little Kaylee on these HUGE tubes going down the rapids. Neither of the older kids had any fear and loved every minute of it. Yesterday, was probably one of the top 10 days of our summer. Here are some pictures of our fantastic day!
1st Grade Here He Comes!!!
Yesterday, Carson had his first day of 1st Grade!!! It was an exciting day! We got up early and got ready, picked out his clothes, packed his lunch, and we all took him to the school to drop him off. (Minus Dad who was at work).
Thursday, August 25, 2011
4th of July, the Pugmire Way
We had such a great 4th of July! All of my kids were excited and were awake by 6:30 am! I think they were just as excited for this holiday as they were for Christmas!
Here are the girls in their festive dresses waiting for the parade to start in Idaho Falls. (yes, I made the dresses. The girls wanted to have some fun, patriotic dresses to wear so we went and bought the material the Thursday before the 4th and I made them very quickly on the 3rd! )
This is a funny picture to me because I remember my mom dressing my sisters and me up in matching outfits ALL the time. I swore I would never do that to my kids! We got lots of compliments during the day on how cute they were though!
After the parade was over, we headed over to Justin's office and helped him put some bookshelves together for his office and the kids rode their bikes around the parking lot while they waited for lunch to cook. We grilled up hotdogs and had watermelon, pineapple and chips! It was delicious! I just loved spending the day with the family.
Mayci wanted me to take a picture of her doing everything that day. She kept switching from her scooter to her bike the entire time we were at Justin's office. Silly girl!
My handsome guy and me just chillin' while the kids play after lunch.
Cooper was such a trooper all day long. He spent most of the day in his carseat but did so good. He only fussed when he was hungry.
After lunch, we took the kids to go watch the movie '17 Miracles'. We loved it! It was similar to the stake play that the kids were in. The kids enjoyed seeing the characters that they played and also characters of our neighbors. It was nice and air conditioned in the theater which helped cool us off before our bike ride.
Here are the girls in their festive dresses waiting for the parade to start in Idaho Falls. (yes, I made the dresses. The girls wanted to have some fun, patriotic dresses to wear so we went and bought the material the Thursday before the 4th and I made them very quickly on the 3rd! )
We had worked on everyones bikes on Saturday (July 2nd) so we could take them into Idaho Falls and ride around town that afternoon. We were quite the site riding around. We put Mayci and Cooper (in his carseat) in the bike trailer and everyone else rode bikes. When we rode single file we had quite the train going. In fact, a few times while riding through crowds, people would stop and wait for us to go by and if Kenzie and I weren't right with the rest of the group it would take people off guard. They would laugh and say, "Oh, there's more!" as they got out of the way for us!
We stopped to rest in front of the falls long enough to get a picture or two.
We made our way over to Arctic Circle for dinner. The kids were glad to rest for a bit and cool off! As you can see, Madison's face is pretty red! It was a very warm day!
All of our handsome boys!
The beautiful girls!
After dinner we dropped the bikes off at Justin's office and drove over to find us a place to sit for the fireworks. We decided to try sitting just west of the temple this year, on the road. We sat just north of the highway last year and we decided that was a much better place. Not as many people and pretty much right under the fireworks. Now we know!
We brought some games for the kids to play while we waited and we also walked around to see all the vendors that were there. Of course, we had to go buy our favorite, Kettle Korn!!! Ok, it's really mom's favorite but I did share!
This was our view while we waited for the fireworks.
All of the kids stayed awake for the fireworks until about 1/2 way through them. Mayci just got too tired. I couldn't believe she lasted that long. She played hard all day and didn't slow down until the fireworks actually started. Idaho Falls puts on an amazing show every year. The fireworks started just after 10 pm and lasted for about 25 minutes. What's amazing is that you don't ever know when the grand finale is because the entire time it's like it's the grand finale! Lots of fireworks!!! We will probably make this a tradition each year! Nothing beats playing hard with your family and creating memories!
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