February 2020 - Adventures in St George

Tyler Man turned 7 and chose to take his friends to see Spies in Disguise at the movie theater. He got a game table, a whoopie cushion, and Legos.

Grandpa Sweeny flew out to St. George to help Uncle Rich on his house so we went down for the weekend to say hi. While Kyle helped them lay cement on Friday we spent the day playing at the St. George's children's museum. We milked cows, fixed cars, rode dinosaurs, played giant pianos, had a picnic lunch, and lots of fun.

On Saturday we hiked Glitter Mountain and collected crystals, hiked the Black Mountains (where we saw several petroglyphs!), went swimming, and then ate dinner and played games with Peggy and Paul.

Following in his sister's footsteps, Tyler decided to cut his hair because it was getting too long. What is with these kids and scissors?!!

Fun videos from this month:

Swingle wrestle mania (which is a daily event) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgF28wqk6Yo

Karaoke night featuring Baby Shark https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hhw_dQzGnu4

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stairs and a silly little girl....

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Good news!

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April - May 2012

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La felicidad que se encuentra: Kyle, Jenny, Alexa, Tyler, Tad, Liam, Nathan, and Audrey

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