Wrestling Champ

Dylan LOVED wrestling this year. We are so proud of him! We're headed up to Idaho to visit cousins over spring break, and two of them are on the high school wrestling team. Dylan wanted me to post this video so they'll know what they're in for...be afraid, boys. Be very afraid.

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Luke: "Izzy, open your eyes!"
Izzy (with a disgusted 8 year old girl tone): "No, dad! The sun is too bright and it's hurting my eyes!"
Luke: "Just open them as wide as you can on the count of three and we'll be done. 1...2...3!"

So funny.


When we came around the corner and spotted Delicate Arch, Dylan let out a sigh of relief and said, "Oh, good. It hasn't fallen down yet, guys." He was pretty worried.


Playing at the park while we waited for Luke to finish


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A quick photo at the end of the trail. What a great trip!

Moab

We had another amazing trip to Moab this weekend. We hiked to Landscape Arch, Pine Tree Arch, and Tunnel Arch on Sunday before we came home...so beautiful! It was a little chilly, but so much fun. If we had known there was still snow on the ground in places, we wouldn't have worn flip-flops. Brrrr!


We hiked to Delicate Arch, stayed at the KOA, and had tons of fun with Mark, Sarah, and the kids. We have some great shots of the rugrats, so I'll post them asap!


Luke kicked butt in the half marathon. His time was 1:43! We are so proud of him, and can't wait to cheer him on in the Salt Lake Marathon in April!

City Library

We took a trip to the library over the weekend. It was so much fun! The boys loved the ice cave,

and the girls loved the attic.

I stole a quick photo of Izzy when she didn't realize I was going to...my favorite.

On our way out, all the kids threw a penny into the reflecting pool and made a wish. Such a fun afternoon!

Up and running!

We've been having a bit of fun with our new computer...it's awesome!

Mac or PC?

So our poor little computer finally died. I am sitting at the library right now using the internet. I didn't realize how much Luke and I use our computer each day! We obviously can't live without one, so now the question is...Mac or PC? I'm interested to hear any advice or argument either way.

Why didn't I think of that?

I got a text message from Luke this evening that said:

"You know times have changed when your six-year-old tells you to google 'how to build a space ship' because google knows everything."