Anniversary #14
Park City Flying Aces Aerial Show

I love this crazy man!
Silly boy scouts
Kerst learned how to ride her bike this Spring
Loves to hang out with cousin LaurenCurtis: He ran the Ragnar and did awesome! He hurt his knee (IT band problems) but he is glad he did it. He is growing out his first beard, he thinks it will be cool to have one for scout camp. Also he is growing a garden and can't wait to see the fruits of his labors. He traveled to Las Vegas a couple times in June for work, and spent most of his leisure time near the temple-he would never just stroll down the street in Vegas.
Kelly: I love having a new baby and a reason to slow down a bit. I successfully rode the Frontrunner train all the way to SLC by myself with the 5 kids, that is one for the record books! I went to my very first Body Pump class, and it was a killer! Curt and I celebrated our 14th anniversary in Park City and we went to see the Flying Aces Aerial Show at the Olympic Park and the new "Pirates" movie.
Kemp: Is gung-ho with his scouting. He is ready to do his Eagle project and he will be 13 in November. It has been nice for Kemp to have his Dad as Scoutmaster because he was able to go on a lot of campouts when he was 11. He looks so grown-up with new glasses. He earned a National Gold Award and a pin for having a 3.5 or higher through all of elementary school. Jr. High School is approaching and his mom is very nervous about that transition!
Cami: She has joined Girl Scouts, and loves it. She is not playing comp soccer next year because of some changes in the UYSA, but she is happy that she won't have that huge committment. Everyday she wants to have a plan in place. What are we doing today, mom? Most of the time she comes up with the ideas. I love that about her! She was able to do some horseback riding, canoeing, and lots of other things at Curtis' family reunion. She was in heaven!
Kerstyn: She has blossomed the last few months. She was given the Super Polite award in her 1st grade class. She is so proud of that, and I definitely use it to my advantage. I ask her if she is being Super Polite and that question alone solves a lot of issues. She would love to learn the piano and sing. I'm hoping we can afford that next year, because I sense some music talent in her. Grandma Garrett is one of her best friends. She always wants to sleep in her bed because she gets to eat popcorn and apples at bedtime. That's what grandmas are for,right?
Christian: He is such an energetic and hilarious 2 year old. He has trouble going number 2 in the potty. When we ask him where his poo-poo goes he says (in a loud voice) "In the......Toyet!" but it ends up in his underwear. He loves cars, monster trucks, trains, reptiles, airplanes, the park, riding on the back of mommy's bike, and riding his tricycle. He loves to make Kiera smile. He can pray all by himself, and throws a fit when it isn't his turn. He loved the Frontrunner and we went to see a whole bunch of trains at the Union Station with Lesley and her family. We also want to go to the Airforce museum. Those will be the highlights of his summer for sure!
Kiera: She has the sweetest disposition ever. She sleeps through the night from 11 pm to 6 am. I have never had that luxury with my previous babies-love it!!! Her smile is just the cheesiest ever and she has a cute little double chin where she is very ticklish. She just started to laugh this week (my post is a few weeks old and I am writing this the first week of July). She rolls over from her tummy to back. She does so well with all the noise and children wanting to play and entertain her. Maybe that is why she gets lots of sleep! What a bummer it would have been to not have this sweet girl, she is a keeper!