Wednesday, May 28, 2008

Memorial weekend

Weston the first morning of camping eating his breakfast bar. He doesn't look too happy.
Our first night camping he was bundled up so tightly.
When we first got to Yuba Lake while we waited for our friends to come and get us to take us across the lake.
Weston and his gross looking mommy on the boat.
Weston loves to walk around with cans and pretend to drink them.
Writing on the bench with the stink Jon whittled.
This was Weston's chair to eat and drink in. He loved eating the salt and vinegar chips he ate most of the bag.


Weston on the boat he wasn't too fond of the whole life jacket idea.
Jon knee boarding for the first time he was so awesome.
He is nuts the water was so cold!!!!




For memorial weekend we went with our friends to Yuba Lake near Nephi. On Friday night it was so stormy when we needed to get to our campsite via boat. I was terrified to put my son in the boat then the water calmed down and the rest of the night was nice. Saturday was rainy off and on but we had fun on the beach. Jon and I caught a ton of carp. Poor Jon is such a fishermen so that was not acceptable to him. Sunday we went boating and everyone went knee boarding wake boarding. Then that night it stormed and poured on us. We left as soon as we could Monday morning. Despite the weather we still had a lot of fun.

Sunday, May 18, 2008

ZOO

Friday my mom and I took Weston to the zoo since I am off track. Here he is sporting his super cute sunglasses. They lasted all of maybe f ive minutes.

Weston really liked the animals that you could get up close to see. One of his favorites was the penguins. He loved watching them walk around and swim in the water. He kept pointing to them and saying something in his gibberish about them it was so cute.
See his intense gaze couldn't be taken away from those penguins.
His next favorite animal was the giraffes. I love how this mom giraffe decided to pose for our picture. Notice his smile. LOL!
Weston loved watching the baby giraffe.

This monkey was hilarious. We remembered him from last year. He sings the whole time you are there. He makes a whooot whooot whoooooo noise. Weston thought that was so neat he decided to start making htat sound himself. I wish I would have recorded him mimicing the monkey.


Bet you did know Jon went with us. LOL!
Weston petting the girilla.


Our baby lion.
The Grandma lion and mama giraffe.
Weston riding his catepillar.
.....and alligator.
We got to pet this millaped.
We had a blast and i just know next year will be funner.



Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Weston's First Drawing

This is the super picture that Weston colored for me for mother's day. Isn't he talented? This is his first attempt at art and I think I have a budding Picasso here. LOL!

Monday, May 12, 2008

Mother's Day

Jon made this cute bench for our yard from him and Weston. I also got a CD and funny card.
We took my mom to dinner at Golden Corral. Here Weston is enjoying a gummy bear.

My mom and Weston opening her presents. We got her a wallflower refill and two shirts.
Me opening my card from my boys.





Sunday, May 4, 2008

Our house warming party


Here are some pictures finally of our new home. We absolutely love this house. Enjoy the pictures.


This is the main bathroom.This is the extra bedroom.
The other side of the extra bedroom, this will be a future nursery when I get pregnant again.



Our bedroom. I love the walk in closet.


This is the bathroom in our bedroom. Sorry about the toilet seat being up.
Weston's room.

Our massive kitchen. I love how big and open our kitchen is.


The family room and all of Weston's toys man he has a lot.










This is an overview of our formal living room. The cute plant in the corner is from my Grandparents in Texas thanks so much!

Here is the basement bathroom and bedroom's Jon's weekend prjects. LOL!

And here is Weston's playing croquet the main star of the party of course.

Thank you for all of you that came to share with us our home. We are thankful for all the love and support you have given us. We feel so blessed to have a new home for our future kids to grow in.