This last August we took our yearly trip to Salt Lake for Randy's doctor appointment and had a great time. We started off by going to the sand dunes and spending the day there...it rained and it was cold but we still had a lot of  fun, it made getting up the dunes a bit harder actually I think. Then we headed to SLC and then headed to Pocatello to see Randy's grandma and had a good visit with her.

Dance

 Kaeltynn had a dance recital this last spring as well...what a gorgeous girl I must say! She is did really well and it has been so fun to see her come out of her shell a little bit. This year will be her second year.

This last June was a big year for Dylan...he was Baptized and was so excited! We were a little unsure at first weather he was actually going to go through with it because he is deathly afraid of water. He has been deathly afraid of water since he was about 2 because of some health issues that he had...We showed up and he totally wasn't afraid of the water. He went under with no problem, I think this was a huge step for him and has gradually enjoyed the water more and more. He has been taking some swimming lessons through the YMCA and loves it. It is actually part of a grant that all 3rd grade students in Idaho get to participate in because of all the canals in Idaho they want to teach children to swim. When he is done with that we will more than likely sign him up to continue his progress. Way to go Dylan we are so proud of you.

WOW! Has it been a very long time since I blogged. So much has happened and our lives have changed so much. The kids are growing up so fast and getting to new mile stones each day. Lets see if the next couple of days if I can possibly get somewhat caught up.
This summer we had fun with some bee's up in one of our trees. I was horrified just thinking oh my goodness these bee's are going to attack my daycare kids. But after putting on FB what I should do a long time friend of my Amy that I had gone to school with since 2nd grade called and said her husband is a beekeeper and bees actually won't bother you unless you bother them. I then called a local bee keeper who came out and gave my daycare kids a little tutorial of how bees make their hives and the kids got to taste some of the honeycomb! How cool is that?! The keeper said that there were about 25,000 bees up in our tree. he actually vacuumed most of them and cha-ching for him:) It was so fun.