Learning to Bowl

We all had fun at the bowling alley last night.  Scott had a much higher score than the girls.  Aren't toddler bowling shoes cute?  We played several games.

Mandy went hiking with us up Big Cottonwood Canyon.  It was nice and cool with lovely wildflowers still out.  Celeste gave us a workout by wanting to be carried most of the way.

The best way to hike up a mountain.

Singing in the rain

We had a fun summer thunderstorm.

Celeste is no longer afraid of thunder.  She just covers her ears if it gets too loud.

Here are some of our other happenings, blogged by others, thank you!
Our Visit to Idaho Link
Our Visit to the Aviary & Liberty Park

Flash Back - Visiting Grammy Goose

Three girls took a road trip to Idaho Falls to see Grammy Goose.  Mandy drove Celeste and I up there.  We had a amazing weekend!

Breakfast

Where are those otters?

Grammy holding a pail chewed up by the resident lion.

The resident lion.

Looking at zebras.

Riding a lion.

Trying to steer the lion in a different direction.

Getting a ride from her favorite aunt, Mandy.

Hatched out of an egg?

Almost as good as her bed.

Maybe better?

Rexburg Splash Park

After a fun ride on the old fashioned carousel we played at the splash park.

Cooling off with Grammy Goose

Enjoying all the kids.

Splashing at the splash park video: 

Grammy's nursery at church.

Sock monkey WWF.

Oh yeah, the zebras.

My Feet Are Bigger

I found Celeste comparing the size of her feet to her foot prints taken the day she was born.

Hot Dog Roast up Santaquin Canyon

We met up with Scott's parents and his brother Ted and his 2 sons.  Celeste loved seeing them so much she even asked if she could give Owen a hug.

Owen, expert trampoliner.

A little help from dad.

Hot dog roasters extraordinaire. 

Scott's dad roasted a few grill style.

Food always tastes best in the mountains

These two were entertained almost the entire time by their quest to catch inch worms. 

Daddy finished his work and came and found us.

Brothers

This post is under construction.  To be continued, hopefully.