One new sport (Because we obviously don't have enough already) was City Track. The boys had so much fun and learned quite a bit about form and technique too.
The kids had a few track meets, and it was fun to see them compete. Who knew running could be fun!?
One final hoorah for soccer. Jake felt like it was too much, so he didn't even try out this year. After a little coaxing and pleading from his coach, we ended up playing one final season. We sure loved our Coach and team, but on to many other sports for Jake the Defender. :)
one of the mom's caught this warm up routine on video. Love that they have so much fun on the field.
Just some random pictures of May. We have LOVED the reservoir up the street. Little Drew fits nicely in the soly baby from Amber. Snug as a bug! And to help with Nate's digital addiction, we made a rule he had to do a puzzle every day before playing on the electronics. He got pretty good and was proud of his puzzles. Handsome boy!
Tired baby, Tired Daddy. But oh so cute!
And a couple more, because he's so sweet. Smiling and crying, I guess we'll take both. And he does a lot of both! I guess that's par for the course. But it sure can be exhausting.
Last day of school, and Jake and Taylor got to go to the BYU fathers and sons camp. To say the least, it was an absolute hit! I wanted to start a tradition that made turning 12 a little more special than the other birthdays to date. And this is for sure going to continue on! Jake and Taylor spent the weekend on campus interacting with athletes and coaches of every sport and using the facilities. It was extra fun because James and Lincoln were there too.
We did find time to shoot some nice, cheap, and some home made bows and arrows over the weekend too. We are lucky to live so close to Hobble Creek Canyon. Shooting seems to be a sport for these springville-ites, but also allowed the cousins a safe place to fire away!
Next, up to Heber to see Philly cousins (in town for the father and sons), and to do a little work planting the garden.
Cute nate getting a turn below.
And, little cutie with Grammie. Flirting away. They learn young to feel the love of those who love them and Grammie is on the top of that list!
"Thank Heaven for little Boys" It's on his sleeper, and it's totally my sentiments. I just think little boys are the greatest, and we have 5 of the best sent to our home.












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