Tuesday, November 28, 2006

Lights on Temple Square.

November 26, 2006

After having a family dinner and celebrating cousin Britton's birthday we all headed to Temple Square. Getting the boys ready to go was I think the hardest thing. This was the first time they would be wearing their heavy coats and gloves. Kenyon did not like being bundled up, but I didn't want them getting cold or sick. The lights were amazing as always and we had a great time with the family.




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Daddy, Hunter and Kenyon by the reflecting pool.
Treyson, Hunter, and Kenyon looking into the reflecting pool.


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Getting ready for Christmas.

November 26, 2006

The boys had their hair cut on Saturday and our house was "beginning to look a lot like Christmas." So, before we left for church, we tried to take a few pictures.




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Hooray for Pumpkin Pie!

November 25, 2006

This year I made pumpkin pie hoping the boys would try it. The boys loved it. Hunter likes it with whip cream while Kenyon just likes the pie - no whip cream or crust.


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Wednesday, November 01, 2006

Happy Halloween!

The boys were so excited for Halloween, they had their costumes on for the majority of the day. We have learned that we should always take pictures early when they are pumped with excitement.

The Superheros are ready to take on the neighborhood.


Before actually going door to door, we went to visit Great Grandma Patterson. We had decorated cookies for her and brought her some chocolates. You could tell she was excited to have them visit her.

Hunter was a little scared to go trick-or-treating. Monday evening we went around to a few neighbors and delivered cookies. Most of them have dogs and really frightened Hunter that he was in tears. But after a few houses, Hunter was loving the whole trick-or-treat thing. Kenyon was so cute going up to the door with his pumpkin. He said "trick-or-treat" so cute that I wish I had taken the camera with us to get it on tape.

I thought the boys were pretty tried of walking around our neighborhood, but I was wrong. Hunter wanted to keep going. The boys had two pumpkins full of candy between them and I thought that was good. So we headed to Grandpa and Grandma Grange's. Hunter still wanted to trick-or-treat so he talked Daddy into taking him around his old neighborhood. The boys came home with even more candy. What a fun time they had.

Once we made it home, the boys were high on sugar. They were still all smiles and couldn't stop talking about their adventure.
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