This month has been crazy! Baseball, soccer, end of the year madness and all the regular stuff in our schedule has added up to a month that felt a little out of control.
We went on a field trip with Anne's preschool class to the BYU paleontology museum. I can totally remember going there when I was in preschool.
We also got to go to the new children's museum at Thanksgiving Point call the Museum of Natural Curiosity. The kids loved it and have been asking to go back ever since.
Nathan had to have custom orthotics made for his feet to the tune of $380. He is able to walk and run so much better with them in his shoes. Hopefully they will make a big difference for him long term.
BYU held a Fan Fest at our city park. We were already there for Sawyer's soccer game that morning so it was an easy trek over to the festivities. The kids went on the bounce houses and slides and got their faces painted. Sadly, Anne was too scared to do stunts with the cheerleaders. We got autographs from players like basketball star Tyler Haws, two BYU women's soccer players and some football players. At the football area, Emma was responding to a text. Bronco Mendenhall asked her if it was a boy or girl. When she responded it was a boy, he proceeded to ask her a bunch of questions about how he treated her. It was so great. I wish I had it on video. At the end, Anne got hit in the face with a soccer ball, so they gave her one to take home. Our soccer-playing kids were quite jealous.
I had to take another glucose test at 28 weeks. Gestational diabetes round two has arrived sadly. My numbers are really not good this time around. They already have put me on a low dose of glyburide which still isn't quite controlling my morning numbers. Because of the diabetes, this baby will be making his arrival at least one week early.
Dana was in town for some training. She and Keri were kind enough to come meet me up at Emma's soccer game in Layton. I took a few headshots of Dana in a beautiful field of weeds. We went out for a delicious dinner after Emma's disappointing loss.
We were lucky enough to be invited over to Grandma and Grandpa Daniel's house for dinner a couple of times. Anne threw us a delightful "grown up tea party" one evening.
Nathan was awarded his Wolf in Cub Scouts. I got to Pack Meeting 5 minutes too late to see him get the award because of Sawyer's baseball game. We recreated the moment though.
Emma went with her best friend Annie to St. George for the Memorial Day weekend. She's been gone a lot and will be gone most of the month of June with soccer and choir stuff. I hope she is having lots of fun. We do love seeing her when she is home although she is usually somewhere checking her Instagram feed or texting her friends. She finished up her 8th grade year with a 4.0 and seems to be doing really well, despite the usual teenage angst that shows up here and there.
Showing posts with label Thanksgiving Point. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thanksgiving Point. Show all posts
Friday, May 30, 2014
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
lights at Thanksgiving Point
We started out our Christmas season celebrations with a visit to Thanksgiving Point to see the lights. It was free! We loaded the kids up in the van and drove through the lights. Then we went over to the water tower to see the reindeer. They were particularly sleepy that night. We laughed at the one whose head kept lolling to the side only to have its antlers get in the way. We finished the evening off with ice cream cones (with the most horrible customer service ever).
Monday, November 5, 2012
cornbellys
We went to Cornbelly's at Thanksgiving Point with our homeschool group on Friday, November 2. It was nice that it was after Halloween because the crowds were minimal. The kids had a good time but I am not sure that we will go again next year. They have made everything cost extra and I am not sure it is worth it anymore. We missed Emma too.
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Monday, July 27, 2009
ode to the annual pass
We love Thanksgiving Point and use our annual pass all the time including twice in the last four days. Last Friday, the older three kids were invited to Seven Peaks with their aunts so I took Sawyer and Anne to the Dinosaur Museum. Sawyer wasn't all the interested on this excursion. He had just come recently with Dave and it was crowded since it was Pioneer Day. We just walked through at his pace which was rather quick. Because we have a pass, it didn't matter how long we stayed. We went over to the Ice Cream Shop for a cone afterward and then walked around the gardens in that area.


Tonight, for Family Home Evening, Dave suggested that we go to the main gardens for our activity. He had never been there. We arrived after the Monday night activities (though luckily still in time for the popsicles). We just walked down to the first open grassy area and then played.
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Hold hands and run so Mom can take a picture (I love that game)


Just thirty minutes of fun before we had to hike back up the hill (and roll down a few times too). We paused to take a pretty picture, eat a few TicTacs and pile in the stroller.

To end the evening we got kid cones at the Ice Cream Shop. Cost: one dollar. Oh yes, we love Thanksgiving Point!


Tonight, for Family Home Evening, Dave suggested that we go to the main gardens for our activity. He had never been there. We arrived after the Monday night activities (though luckily still in time for the popsicles). We just walked down to the first open grassy area and then played.
Tag
Mother May I
Red Light Green Light
Hold hands and run so Mom can take a picture (I love that game)


Just thirty minutes of fun before we had to hike back up the hill (and roll down a few times too). We paused to take a pretty picture, eat a few TicTacs and pile in the stroller.

To end the evening we got kid cones at the Ice Cream Shop. Cost: one dollar. Oh yes, we love Thanksgiving Point!
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