Summer Fun

I've been a bit of a slacker with updating this blog, but I have good reasons. One of them being my lack of patience with uploading and downloading photos. The biggest reason, though, is David. He gets a bit put out when I am on the computer. He starts whining, then he'll pound on the keyboard, making the downloading take much longer than it should. However, thanks to Lana, I figured out how to send pictures from my phone to photobucket and it makes it go faster.



So, to catch everyone up, this is what we did this summer:



Lagoon (the price to get in is ridiculous, even if it's a discount. Seriously, do they think they're Disneyland or something?) Can you tell I'm not a Lagoon fan? I guess that doesn't matter when David had fun.





David and his cousin Kaitlyn on the little kiddy boats. He had fun ringing the bell and I think the pink just becomes him. I think my husband will cringe or is cringing when/as he sees this picture. What do you do, though? Kaitlyn gave up a musical show just to ride with him and since she is the princess, she needed to get in the pink boat.




The little green car is probably more to Billy's taste. This line was the shortest so I let him go on it twice and he even went by himself one of those times. It was kind of bittersweet to watch him drive away from me. Kind of reminiscent of him driving away to college. Unfortunately, I think that time will get here before I know it.


This helicopter ride was funny and sad to watch. He did not like flying up in the air at all. He clung to Nathan the whole time with this scared look on his face. I felt bad for the little guy. He survived, though. Thank goodness for Na-na.




A lot of the summer was spent with me trying to stay awake after a 12 hour graveyard shift. Most of the time, David would get his bat or golf club and hit balls around our living room. Kept him occupied enough for me to try and recharge.




David, Nathan, and Kaitlyn at the mini rivers and water falls in Liberty Park.

Trying to pose for the camera. For some reason, he thinks that tilting his head to the side is a proper pose.

Bear Lake: Should we call this muddy mess a beach? I guess it's as close to a beach as you can get in Utah. Not the real thing, but boy did David have fun sitting in the mud. His bath after was not pretty.