Since I have been horrible with blogging I figured I would post a few pictures wrapping up our last few months in photos.
Nathan lost his front tooth, and yes that is Scott taking a picture of me taking a picture of his lost tooth...Doesn't he look cute! Tonight he lost another tooth while we were at the movies and he was chewing malt balls. He handed it to me, malt ball goo and all, thanks buddy.
Nathan, Kylee and Jake started golf lessons. Scott is determined to get one of them golfing with him. So far all three are doing really well. They all seem to be enjoying it too. It doesn't look like it here, but it is freezing during lessons. Kylee also started soccer...I need to remember winter sport practices are stinking cold next time I sign them up.
Grandma came out to visit during Fall break. We were able to spend a lot of time with my Grandparents which was great. Here we went to Apache Days in Globe. It was a lot of fun and we were able to experience some authentic Indian dancers and of course fry bread:) The kiddos liked the ice cream truck.
Here we all are sitting down eating fry bread.
Each of the kiddos got a flute just like Great Grandpas. They thought that was pretty neat.
One of the dances we were able to see.We were also able to go see BashBaGowah ruins in globe. Kylee was learning about Indian ruins at school so it was fun for her to get to see some in person. Here she is with Great Grandpa entering the ruins.
Great Grandpa helping Nathan climb to the second level. These ruins were neat because you got to actually go inside and upstairs. It is interesting to see how they were put together and how people used to live.
Great Grandpa, the kids an myself inside one of the ruins.
Kiddos peaking in the windows and doors.
On our way to the ruins we took a side trip to see the wagon tracks. Here is Grandma, Great Grandparents and the kiddos in search of the wagon tracks.
Grandma and the Great Grandparents, I love this picture!
We found them:) These are actual wagon tracks that are pretty deep. A neat piece of history to show the kids.
Super cute picture of Grandma and Kylee:)
Kylee before a football game. Her eye black says you're toast. She did so well this season. She scored a couple touchdowns and even got an interception! We were so proud.
Kona's favorite treat, a cow leg. She works on that thing and will have it gone in 3-4 days. Quietest few days we have with her!
Great Grandpa helping Nathan climb to the second level. These ruins were neat because you got to actually go inside and upstairs. It is interesting to see how they were put together and how people used to live.
Great Grandpa, the kids an myself inside one of the ruins.
Kiddos peaking in the windows and doors.
On our way to the ruins we took a side trip to see the wagon tracks. Here is Grandma, Great Grandparents and the kiddos in search of the wagon tracks.
Grandma and the Great Grandparents, I love this picture!
We found them:) These are actual wagon tracks that are pretty deep. A neat piece of history to show the kids.
Super cute picture of Grandma and Kylee:)
Kylee before a football game. Her eye black says you're toast. She did so well this season. She scored a couple touchdowns and even got an interception! We were so proud.
Kona's favorite treat, a cow leg. She works on that thing and will have it gone in 3-4 days. Quietest few days we have with her!
Gotta love Kona kisses. Nathan and Kona are definitely buddies. I think Kona thinks Nathan is a puppy too.
Don't you just love that face! Although she likes to open doors, go through cat doors, jump up on you, knock Nathan over, drag Kylee along the ground when she tries to walk her, chase the cats, oh and eat anything lying around, edible or not, I think she is the best puppy we could have gotten.
Don't you just love that face! Although she likes to open doors, go through cat doors, jump up on you, knock Nathan over, drag Kylee along the ground when she tries to walk her, chase the cats, oh and eat anything lying around, edible or not, I think she is the best puppy we could have gotten.
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