Easter 2008

Easton watched the easter egg hunt from the sidelines with dad.

Tyson enjoying himself, although he did try to go into Braxtons section several times.

Easton enjoying his first Easter basket.

We always try to take pictures of the boys together as often as we can. It's always amazing to see how much they change in just a few months.

We can never really get them all to behave in the same picture. If only I had learned to cut and paste.

Tyler and I were taking pictures of each other with the boys, when a man from our ward pulled up and offered to take a few shots of our family.

Boys Being Boys

Tyson and Braxton display their painting abilities. It wasn't as fun to clean off as it was to put on.

I think the neighbors could hear me yell "Who left the pantry open." Ever since Easton could walk he has made the kitchen his stomping grounds.

Dad roughing up the boys just before bed.

I need to ask Tyler why we didn't add one of these to the house.......We still have the basement.

Chad and Jordan..........Look familiar?

Spring Fever

The joy of having a little boy. This picture was taken back in February. It was still cold as you can see from the snow by the fence.

Fathers Day Picnic 2008

One Sunday in May I decided that we should have a picnic on the front grass. We got out the shade umbrellas and enjoyed the day outside. Every Sunday since the kids expect to have a picnic. Here are some photos of our Fathers Day picnic.

Father to son chat.

Easton kicking back enjoying some juice.

Braxton some how turned his shirt around backwards from this picture to the first photo. It actually doesn't surprise me. He changes his clothes several times in the day.

Kayden practicing on his heelys.

Tyler having a chat with Farmer Jones. I call him Tyler's Wilson. They chat at the fence all the time.

I'm not sure how Braxton ended up like this. He usually strips down after his clothes get wet or dirty.

We always end our picnics with some ice cream.

Parade June 7, 2008

Every year we go out to our old neighborhood celebration. It's great to go out and see our neighbors that we lived by for seven years. We had some great times with them. We watch the parade right next to our old street. Because it was too cold, we decided against using the hose to drench the fire fighters. That has been a tradition for years. I guess there is always next year.

Mark and Kelly our old next door neighbors.

Tyler and Brian kicking back watching the parade. Brian lived across the street from us.

Jen and her little girl Brooklynn. She had three boy's and got her little girl on the fourth. We were all so happy for her. If they didn't get a girl, her husband might have made her go for number five.

My brother Greg and his son Aaron.

My two Sister-in-laws and Kaylynn.

This is the look that they have at every parade.

Braxton is my photogenic child. He loves to get his picture taken. Especially when it has a character like the Real Mascot.

Not sure what they are looking at.

Easton hanging with Dad.

The Flash team dancers were going by. I told Braxton to go stand by her so I could get his picture. He decided to give her a hug. She didn't know what to do, so she picked him up.

He enjoyed every moment of it.......Hence the SMILE.

Kayden practicing some of his former Karate skills.

Easton really didn't want much to do with the celebration. His hand was going up to remove the hat.

Kayden on the swing ride at the fair.

Not sure he really like this ride.

Kayden and David

Dad put your phone away.

By the end of the day, Easton was done. I think he wasn't feeling that well. Maybe he will enjoy it more next year.

Kayden giving his worn out brother a ride to the car.