Happy Thanksgiving

This year it was our turn to spend Thanksgiving in Rexburg with our inlaws-since everyone was going to be away for Christmas-we were going to party.

We all had a great time, lots of yummy food, and the stuffing was AMAZING!!

Ben's family de-bones their turkey. I had never seen it but it turned out delicious and it was fun!

Overall we had a great Thanksgiving and enjoyed spending a few days with family.

Little bit of cloth bums :)

We have been cloth diapering over a year and a half now and our whole family (husband and children included) LOVE it.

The same diapers fit both boys from birth to potty training. We wash them in our washer and dry them in our dryer or hang them to dry.

No chemicals on our babies bottoms and we don't have to spend oodles of money on diapers. Plus they are pretty cute :p Anyway here are just a few pictures of our cloth bums!

P.S. in case you can't tell there are more pictures of Emmett because he can't fun away from my camera yet :p

Happy Halloween :)

We went to our ward "trunk-or-treat" this year for our Halloween festivities. Bridger was some sort of dinosaur/reptile and Emmett was a little pumpkin. They both enjoyed going out and Bridger REALLY enjoyed getting the candy and was rather impressed with his haul at the end of the night.

We also cooked up our first pumpkin and pureed it and cooked it down and we had pumpkin pancakes on Halloween morning.

Emmett is 3 months old!

My dad did take some 3 month old pictures for us but here are juts a few to show how our little man is growing! We love you Emmett

Pumpkin Patch 2011

The week before Halloween we met up with some people from our ward to take our kids to the pumpkin patch. Bridger was OK with it and Emmett was too young to care! They had a little train that I did take Bridger on and he thought it was AMAZING-I was really glad he liked it and it gave us sometime to enjoy each other. He really is growing up too quick.

Sam's first weekend home

We were all really excited for Uncle Sam to finally be home and we wanted him to get to meet and know his nephews (since they were both born while he was gone) and so up to Rexburg we went. The boys went outside and melted metal while the rest of us stayed inside and played.