Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Feb. 18-20--Fri. thru Sun...Fun with Aunts!


In further preparation of Hudson's trip with Daddy in March, Hudson spends a weekend (two nights!) with Aunt Jenny (and Andrew) and Aunt Melissa...
First Mommy and Daddy stay for dinner at the Pirate Restaurant... Why is my little boy gett eaten by big red LIPS!?
















Then on Saturday they went on a search for dinosaur bones at the dinosaur museum....

















And one of the other activities, playing outside their apartment in the snow....It obviously was a backwards day, since Hudson's coat is on backwards....


After this visit, Hudson decided his next sleepover ought to include Mommy.

Through Feb. 20 to 26, And it Snows and Snows....
















It just kept snowing every day (and night) and it snowed a lot! Fortunately this time of the year, the sun comes out and makes beautiful snowy days!













Thurs.. Feb. 17 -and it starts to snow....







Our mail box pushed over by snow plows--again! After we got used to the beautiful, warm, sunshiney weather over the Valentine's Day Weekend, we were hit with big snow storms!




One of the beautiful red roses Bob gave me for Valentine's Day.









Mon., Feb. 14...LOVE is in the air...



































































It is finally the real day, although we've been celebrating all weekend. Ross & Amanda go out to celebrate while Grandma and Grandpa babysit.

Sun., Feb. 13--Valentines with Luzzaders











Relaxing at home, riding SmartCycle, Dawson doing "big boy crawl" and notice we find ANY reason now to blow out candles--'cuz it is so fun! Happy Valentine's Day!

Sat., Feb. 12 - Shocking Development....




We drive down 10th West to the Canyon, and were shocked to see giant electric steel poles put right next to people's decks, and in their yards. But when we saw this one in front of their garage, we almost fainted. Bob, laughing, then explained the houses had been bought by the state, and were being either demolished or moved. No one lived there anymore.