Saturday, August 23, 2008

The cutest little laughing growl you ever did hear!

Finally a fence is started...yet the drama continues, yet another irate neighbor. Ahhh the benefits of home ownership, Tharren comes through as the calm in the storm yet again.

Wyatt and his best little buddy Reed couldn't get enough of the auger/tractor that Tharren was using. A little scary but oh so facinating!

I don't know what Wyatt loves more at the moment, tractors or dirt, good thing both are plentiful

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Smiling through the tears.
Wyatt was so precious with this big tear left on his cheek from some rough moment, that I couldn't resist the picture.

Just a Boy and His Cape!


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Monday, August 18, 2008

Our neighbors put in a pool (booo! so sad for us!) But Wyatt sure loved watching the tractor come and move all the dirt.

I thought this little stance was so sute, I have never seen him put his hand on his hip before.

Wyatt and Tharren went on their first, of many I am sure, father and son camp out with our ward. They had a blast! This, of course, is the ONLY picture there is to document the trip. But it was a huge success and Wyatt hasn't stopped talking about it since.
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Wyatt has been making up games to make Weston laugh. This is the newest one and it is too cute!


Friday, August 01, 2008

What is the chance that I would find both of my boys names on street signs in the same state? Maybe not that unusual but cool!
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Lake Huron is so beautiful! It is huge! and crystal clear. We had such a fun time playing on the beach and swimming. Wyatt was in heaven, tons of sand and water!


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The beach at Tawas City



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In My Next Life...

Tharren and I always play this game where we have to say what we would be in our next life. And I have found my calling...I want to be a sunflower farmer! We went to Tawas City yesterday. It is on Lake Huron to play at the beach and have a BBQ with the ER residency director and all the other ER residents. This field of sunflowers was on our way up there. I have never seen anything like this. It is so incredible!!!



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