Ok I know it has been forever since I have posted, but the last few months have been pretty busy! Here is a peek at what we have done the past few weeks while we spent some time with our families. I have so many more pictures (thanks to a wonderful mother who is also a wonderful photographer) but they are all on a CD, and currently my CD drive is broken. So as soon as I find another way to get them on here, they will be up! Hope you enjoy sharing some of the memories we made, and certainly some very special moments that I will never forget that have been captured here.
Hailey had the best time at the park with Grandpa Higgins and aunt Jamie. This is one of my favorite memories from our trip!
I'm sorry some of these pictures are sideways, I can't figure out how to fix them!
This kids LOVES tomatoes. Like, completely obsessed with them. So while she was helping me pick a few things out of grandma and grandpa's garden, she decided to help herself. And she ate the whole thing.
Fun at the park with the Bockholt side of the family.
Daddy and Hailey going down the big slide together.
We had the opportunity to go for a train ride on the Heber Valley Railroad with Grandma and Grandpa Bockholt, aunts and uncles and both cousins. Here is Hailey looking out the window of the train with Aunt Alli.
Hailey and Josh loved playing on the train together!
Hugs for cousin Gracie.
And hugs for Josh too!
These ones are kind of old, but I had to get a picture of Hailey's favorite past time. Plus, she recently decided that it was much easier to use her feet to hold up the book. And please excuse the crazy hair, she just woke up from a nap.
This was Hailey's first time playing in the rain. She loved it.
Hailey reading to herself. It amazes me how much she loves books!
Hailey found new love on this trip... raspberries. She and Grandma Higgins went out and picked them almost every morning. And Hailey would beg for them! She would stand at the garage door, whining and blowing raspberries (because she can't say raspberries, this was the easiest way for her to get her point across). Of course, grandma was happy to have the help :)
As I said before, more pictures to come, this is just what I had on my camera.
