Isn't it crazy you can be soooooo busy, but you can't really tell anyone exactly what you've been doing? I feel like that every day. I guess I could say..."two kids?"
Ok, so I know it's not, "three kids or four kids" but for me, two kids right now is plenty.
Here are a few things that have kept us busy...
Halle and Taya were sick for two weeks with fevers, coughs, barfeys, etc. Brandon and I never thought it would end. Lucky for everyone...it did! There's nothing like getting five hours consecutive sleep...and not smelling like barf.
Some family came to visit. Karen and Jeff one week, and Brenda and Shara and kids the next. We did some serious playing at the park and at Jump & Jacks.
The EN&T doctor confirmed that Halle indeed needs her tonsils and adnoids out. Her surgery is scheduled for Wednesday.
We just returned from a four day stay in Salt Lake with Kimmie. Halle lotioned up the cat our first day with Kimmie's favorite smelly good lotion. Washing the cat took both me and Kimmie. We didn't see the cat much after that. Saturday night was dinner at my mom's. There was southwest chicken wraps for dinner and afterwards a little princess wildness (Halle & Morgan & Brandon).
Just the girls took a fabulous car ride on Sunday to Park City while Brandon stayed back to do some homework. The air was crisp and warm while we watched the skiers and snowboarders take the hills. Kimmie took us out to eat Tibetan food at Cafe
Shambala...or
Shamalan? I liked Kimmie's pronunciation better. Halle Mo loved the Mo Mo!
Upon returning back home,
Halle had to spend another couple hours in the ER. While running naked after her bath she slipped and smacked her face on our tile floor, cutting her gum line and bruising her upper lip. Thankfully no stitches.
The latest visitors to the Boulter pad were the Pratts. We camped at Sand Hollow and played in the sun.
An evening fishing excursion. No fish! Love the princess pole Brandon!
So, the boys found a peculiar looking rock, and to determine if it really was a rock, Chad took a little bite. Who does that! My brother...
What's funny about that is it looked exactly like poo. He actually put it back in his mouth for the picture.
Karen, Cooper, & Chad
Brandon in the relaxy hammock
Gotta have the marshmallows
Halle and Morgan are two peas in a pod. They love doing just about anything together. Here they are on the shore at Sand Hollow.
Tubing isn't as scary when your best pal can fit in the tube with you.
The gal pals on Kolob Reservior with Captain Chad!
BOATING 
DANCING 
Here are two lady bugs going at it. We released hundreds of lady bugs two weeks ago to save our peach tree from an aphid attack. The instructions on the jar of bugs said if the bugs are happy you'll know it and they'll make your yard their home. Sure enough, I spied some happiness and caught it on camera. And there weren't just two of them in action. Any who...lady bugs can eat up to 50 aphids a day so they are a bonus bug for your garden.
Better late than never??? These are our Easter girls all dolled up. 
We had a fabulous Easter Holiday. The Talbots plus Brittany came to visit for a few days. We went to Warm Springs, had Stephanie's baby shower, did a little Pampered Chef, had an egg hunt...etc...etc...
The kids after finding all their precious eggs!
Babysitters Granny and Grandpa with Owen and Taya
McKadin and Halle after a little makeup party in our bathroom. We watched McKadin while Steph was having her baby. (Mackie - Love the lipstick teeth and blue eyebrows...)
Isn't Spring the greatest! Seeing brand new growth on woody stems puts me in the best mood. I know I'm strange...but really, seeing something come back to life after winter is truly beautiful. I was granted a few extra minutes this morning while Taya napped to do a little photo shoot in my yard. The unusual looking blooms above actually came from Costco. Brandon came home with them a couple days ago. He said he just HAD to buy them because they were so unique. Do I have this guy trained yet? Pretty cool.
My baby Ice Plant. Succulants thrive here.
My Eastern Redbud finally bloomed this year. There was no flower display last year. I was quite depressed. 
Chaste trees bloom early summer, but here's a sign of life...
My nature lover sunning herself amongst the Rose of Sharon. 
Just the girls took a fabulous car ride on Sunday to Park City while Brandon stayed back to do some homework. The air was crisp and warm while we watched the skiers and snowboarders take the hills. Kimmie took us out to eat Tibetan food at Cafe Shambala...or Shamalan? I liked Kimmie's pronunciation better. Halle Mo loved the Mo Mo!
An evening fishing excursion. No fish! Love the princess pole Brandon!
So, the boys found a peculiar looking rock, and to determine if it really was a rock, Chad took a little bite. Who does that! My brother...
Karen, Cooper, & Chad
Brandon in the relaxy hammock
Gotta have the marshmallows
Taya & Tiara getting acquainted
Ellie is everyones best friend
Halle & Hudson
Taya and Hallie
Halle & Paige
