The BYUI wildlife museum

A fishy fall morning

Just over a week ago we woke up to SNOW.
In OCTOBER.

By the time I bundled up the kids, grabbed my camera and headed out most was melted.
(I'm not complaining)

While driving around town Weston told us all of his plans on who he wanted to throw snowballs at once there was more snow. Watch out Grandma(s) and Aunt Dee Dee, he was mentioning your names a lot. haha!

My two little people

Being a parent is hard. Like REALLY hard.

Some days run smoothly but most days kick my booty.

I don't think I've ever worked such long and demanding hours in my life.

BUT, yes, like many others, I wouldn't want to be doing anything else. 

As much as these two fight (usually over food or buzz lightyear) I'm still so happy to be their Mom.

I get the feeling we were all meant to be together.

I mean, we all really like Usher's ABC song.

That has got to mean something....

twenty-six

Last month I turned 26.

I ate too many cupcakes and was the bowling date winner.

This year is already off to a great start.

:)

An evening family walk

Tonight's family walk was just what I needed.

We have joked that Weston would be the happiest little kid to wake up Christmas morning with a bag full of rocks. There are very few things he loves more than throwing rocks into water. 

When we got home Weston told us he was a little scared while on the walk, when we asked him what he was worried about he replied "the little birds." We tried really hard not too laugh, it was so sweet. When I was taking these photos he was really on edge because there were birds snapping twigs behind him. It's funny how he does not hesitate to climb up and jump off the highest thing in the room, but when it comes to "little birds" things get serious.

Here's to squeezing in as many family walks as we can before the snow comes.