Aly learned how to tie her shoes this morning. I showed her twice, then she just picked it up, I have never shown little children how to tie thier shoes but I thought that it was going to be a lot harder and that she would not pick it up that quickly. But she did and she is very proud of herself and so am I.
My Aunt Pam, Hailey, and Jordan came to visit us this week. We had a lot of fun and
yesterday we got to go to the Grand Canyon. It was very beautiful of course. It didn't look real it looked like a picture. But none of us wanted to jump off to see if it was really or fake :) We live 73 miles away from it so anyone that wants to come see the canyon come see us too. Or come see us and we will take you to the canyon :)
Three generation picture
The group in Sedona, 
With Granpa at the great BBQ restaurant in Sedona
Jaxon fell alseep watching tennis with grandma,
This last Memorial Day we went camping with Pastor Gregg and the Packard family. We left Sunday night around 5 and got to camp and set-up. We roasted hot dogs and marshmallows. We had some great fellowship around the camp fire and then headed to bed. We then got up supper early (5AM)the sun woke the kids up, we had breakfast pancakes and bacon, which are now Jaxon's favorite food. We got everything together and headed down to the river to fish and hang out. We had a 1.5 mile hike down to the trail that led us down to the trail that got us to the river. We had just got down to the river when we heard the thunder and then we had about 5 minutes to find shelter and it started to pore on us big time, it rained and hailed and the temperature dropped quickly after 45 minutes under the rocks Tabor and Dave decided to run back and get the cars to so that we just had to hike up the mountain and not all the way back to camp. We did have a fun time, we didn't catch any fish though so we had to pack up camp and had to headed toward town and found a cafe to eat at and the went home. It was a great time to get away and have fellowship with some of our new church family.
