



I have always enjoyed nap time. I love the quiet time to clean work on primary lessons, or nap myself. Max is now almost five and just started to not nap every day. Spencer who is 2 has not needed naps every day for a while now. We established quiet time so they can rest and I still read or do what i need to do. Well this is an example of how this is working in our house..... I miss the naps! I guess all good things come to an end.

These pictures are from day two of trying to learn...i can't believe I forgot his helmet...not my brightest moment oops! luckily he didn't crash. He more finds a bush to coast into when he for sees a crash ahead! The cutest part is when he takes off and goes he yells to all the other kids around "watch out crazy driver!" over and over again. He drives like his mom!!
We stayed all day and played! The boys had a lot of fun ridding on all the different rafts and boats. Max laughed every time he was flipped off. Spencer went out on an intertube with Elbert and enjoyed it too. You have to ask Elbert who was flipped of the intertube more Him or Chris... Bro. Fauler did a great job driving the boat- the figure 8 move was the best. At the end of the day we had a contest who was the most sun burned...it wasn't me! 







My three handsome boys!
The four kids had a great time watching the videos and enjoying the temple grounds.
This will go on their wedding announcement if they get married.
The dentist we go to is great! Spencer was unsure about them at first, but had a fun time! The girls played with him and made it a great first experience. This dental office has games, movies, prizes, and other things to keep little ones happy. Max LOVES the dentist and her hygentists. Spencer was cavity free and added into the cavity free club :)
The boys were so adorable we had to film their puppet show of the Good Samaritan. I am sad it turned out dark, but you might still be able to see how cute they are...
"There are somethings you can laugh or cry about, and I prefer to laugh. Crying gives me a headache." Margorie Hinkley.