Yes, according to the sign this shark did exist but Dylan could take him any day of the week. Brooklyn was a little timid around the giant jaws so she stayed with me in this exhibit.
This was on BYU's campus. This family's blood runs blue through and through. If you have been there you know that this is the corner of campus pretty close to the dreaded testing center. This is one of the prettiest spots at sundown and has the most beautiful flowers in the spring. We were lucky enough to catch a few deers just passing by.
Todd and his sister Amy.
We always stop in for a quick visit with Grammy great. She still is an amazing hostess and looks beautiful. We love to visit with her and always leave feeling pampered and special.
Jordan telling Dylan to close his eyes while he leads him to the next exhibit. He was pretty excited to show Dylan the fish tank in the next room so this was a pretty big deal.
Dylan, Jordan, and Ashley. Dylan looks like such a big kid in this picture. I am not ready for him to grow up. I guess I'll just have to send him off to never never land.
I love this picture of the cousins playing together.
Dylan is pretty excited about something?
Dylan trying to get me to lead him into the cave. He wanted me to go first so that the dinosaurs would be distracted while eating me and he could run away.
This is visiting some of Santa's real reindeer. It was so cold!!!
Apparently, Dylan thinks this Dinosaur museum belongs to Jordan because it's by his house. Dylan has Dinosaur world and Jordan has the museum...maybe someday they will grow up and build a dinosaur universe.
This was a great trip to Utah/Idaho where we got to experience real snow and LOTS of it. We got to spend a couple of days with the Fry family and we are so thankful for their kindness in always letting us bunk in their sweet home. Todd must have done at least a hundred doughnuts in our fancy rental car. He was trying to prove to me that he could be a stunt driver. Don't worry, only in empty parking lots.
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