And Then There Were Five

We are so excited to add Audrey Elizabeth to our family. She arrived July 1, 2010 at 8:16 pm.

Warming Up

Halloween is just around the corner, so we bought these cute little trick or treating buckets for the boys. As a kid Penn must knows something is up. He just can't wait for Saturday and has been carrying these buckets around all day. It's amazing because up to this morning he has only taken 5 steps at a time before he nervously sits down. He stuffs the buckets full of "treasures" like pretend phones and lids to misc. Tupperware. It's pretty cute, enjoy the video

Guest's

It has been an amazing month, one full of guests! (Warning this posts contains tons of pictures. So enjoy).

We said we wouldn't but we couldn't help it. When Jenny came for a visit we just had to visit the aquarium again. The boys really loved the shark tank.

Before Jenny even left Mitch came up. He wanted to take the boys to their very first football game. We attended the Utah State Homecoming game, which they won! Go Aggies!Shortly after Mitch left Grandpa Davis came for a visit. We took him to the Hill Air Force Base Museum. We saw an airplane much like the one that Great Grandpa Davis flew in as a gunner in World War 2. It was really neat.

A week later we were Mitch's guests in Lake Tahoe. He was working the National Collegiate Mountain Biking Championship for Fort Lewis College. It was awesome. My favorite race, the 4 cross. 4 riders riding too fast down a step mountain course with sharp turns and jumps, complete with lots of crashes and even broken bones ... very exciting. Congrats to Fort Lewis for winning it all!

Learning to play chess is lot's more fun when the pieces are as big as you. Tahoe dirt was a lot of fun, apparently it tasted good as well. Both boys ate their weight in dirt and bark.