I have no idea how May and June went by so fast, but here are a few fun things we have done the past month.
In May we went down to Salt Lake for a day with Sheldon's family. We had a lot of fun taking a quick tour of the conference center. Then we headed to the Church History Museum that has a fun children's area. It is really cute and I encourage you to check it out if you are ever in the area.
Halle loved the stuffed animals at the church history museum. This girl cannot get enough of anything soft and fuzzy or animals.
Tucker loves his cars and especially loved the boat that you could pretend to fish on.
We went to Thanksgiving Point Farm country one day with friends. It is really nice being so close to thanksgiving point, we've been considering getting a membership but haven't decided if we use it enough to make it worth it.
To celebrate my birthday I made cupcakes with the kids to deliver to our neighbors. Sheldon brought me home an awesome ice cream cake, yummy. Tucker and Halle are great helpers in the kitchen. Tucker will only eat the frosting off the cupcakes. Before I knew it he had secretly eaten the tops off three cupcakes, next time I should really just give him the frosting straight up.
Halle relaxing in her little lounge chair from Ikea. Her hair is often in her face because she pulls out her clips all the time. We bought this chair thinking Tucker would love it, but Halle has actually claimed it. She climbs all over it and uses it to get up on the couches and will actually sit in it to watch things with Tucker.
Halle loves reading stories, especially stories with animals. The other day we read a book with a picture of the baby crying and Halle pretended to cry.
We have been to Trafalga a few times and Sheldon decided to take Halle on one of the rides even though I'm sure she wasn't tall enough, but they still let her go on. I love her face in this picture even though she calmed down after the first drop and didn't seem to mind it too much. It looks like we torture our kids, but I promise we don't.
