This is our current house for sale! I think the picture makes it look big. This, of course is the biggest stress right now! We would like to sell this asap, but unfortunately the general public isn't working well with us right now! Things are coming to a close in this chapter of our lives.... Wyatt is done with preschool, piano lessons are over, my job is over, other church responsibilities are just about over.....so we can start focusing on packing and moving now. We have a couple of trips to Heber planned even before our moving date on July 12th. We are headed down this weekend to paint the interior of the house. Then we will be headed down again when they come to install new carpet.
The famous frog glasses. For those of you who see us on a regular basis, you have probably seen the frog glasses on one of my children. Given to us by Grandma Marge, I believe from some health fair promoting vaccines, these glasses have survived 2 kids over the course of 5 years! They have traveled from Utah to California and Idaho. They have endured stretching, dropping, stepping on, throwing, and the frequent covering of food. They have been worn on numerous occasions come rain or shine, inside or out, to shade from sun, or to help "read". They have even been worn to church when the argument that "Daddy always wears his glasses" could not be refuted. Yes, these frog glasses have earned a place in the toy box hall of fame. Who knew that a pair of plastic lenses could bring such joy to to little boys!
Aahh, a sucker and a jeep ride, what could be better?? Even though we have a nice back yard, complete with swing set, do you think our boys want to spend time out there? NO! There is always a request to play in the front yard, I believe its to be sure that Wyatt doesn't miss out on any neighborhood kids playing outside. He is such a social guy! Kash has learned that he must turn the wheel on the jeep, but hasn't actually mastered "steering". It is hard for Wyatt to "grow up"- he still wants to play in the jeep and ride his old trike as pictured below.
Believe it or not, Wyatt does have a bigger trike -its actually really cool, wide back tires, a hand brake that Matma gave him. Since this picture was taken, he as really become attached to "big blue" the new trike and rides it everywhere...probably because all the neighborhood kids want to ride it. I'll try and get a picture of him on it sometime.
This is our current house for sale! I think the picture makes it look big. This, of course is the biggest stress right now! We would like to sell this asap, but unfortunately the general public isn't working well with us right now! Things are coming to a close in this chapter of our lives.... Wyatt is done with preschool, piano lessons are over, my job is over, other church responsibilities are just about over.....so we can start focusing on packing and moving now. We have a couple of trips to Heber planned even before our moving date on July 12th. We are headed down this weekend to paint the interior of the house. Then we will be headed down again when they come to install new carpet. 
The famous frog glasses. For those of you who see us on a regular basis, you have probably seen the frog glasses on one of my children. Given to us by Grandma Marge, I believe from some health fair promoting vaccines, these glasses have survived 2 kids over the course of 5 years! They have traveled from Utah to California and Idaho. They have endured stretching, dropping, stepping on, throwing, and the frequent covering of food. They have been worn on numerous occasions come rain or shine, inside or out, to shade from sun, or to help "read". They have even been worn to church when the argument that "Daddy always wears his glasses" could not be refuted. Yes, these frog glasses have earned a place in the toy box hall of fame. Who knew that a pair of plastic lenses could bring such joy to to little boys!
Aahh, a sucker and a jeep ride, what could be better?? Even though we have a nice back yard, complete with swing set, do you think our boys want to spend time out there? NO! There is always a request to play in the front yard, I believe its to be sure that Wyatt doesn't miss out on any neighborhood kids playing outside. He is such a social guy! Kash has learned that he must turn the wheel on the jeep, but hasn't actually mastered "steering". It is hard for Wyatt to "grow up"- he still wants to play in the jeep and ride his old trike as pictured below.
Believe it or not, Wyatt does have a bigger trike -its actually really cool, wide back tires, a hand brake that Matma gave him. Since this picture was taken, he as really become attached to "big blue" the new trike and rides it everywhere...probably because all the neighborhood kids want to ride it. I'll try and get a picture of him on it sometime.
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