9 Month Pics

I know, she's over 10 months now, but I finally got them scanned in.

St. Anthony

Here's the rundown of our trip. We celebrated Marshall's b-day and Father's day at the dunes this year.

10 pm - leave home (after packing alllllllllll daaaaayyyyyy)

1 am - friends run out of fuel (we won't mention any names [Wilson's])

2 am - back on the road

3 am - arrive in Rexburg, sleep in Walmart parking lot

7 am - Kate wakes up ready to go, Mom and Dad aren't (4 hours of sleep?)

10 am - get to camp, set up camp, get ready to ride

11 am - ride, ride, ride, fly a kit, ride, ride

12 am - sleep

7 am - Kate wakes up again (what happened to sleeping in on vacation?)

10 am - ride, ride, ride

8pm - get lost, no really, we got lost in the dark at the dunes, no cell phone, shaved a few years off my dad's life span, figured out where we were, found a cell phone, made it back to camp in one piece, got grounded by my mom from doing that again

12 am - sleep

10 am - ride, rescue the broken quad, then pack up and head home. This was the really sad part, we had a great time with all our family and friends, and just didn't want to leave. Can't wait to go again!

Our camp

Kate went for her first ride in 'Rex' (please don't call DCFS) and loved it.

Later that night, we had birthday cake.

Jed and I raced up Thunder Mountain (look who's winning!)

Kate's been feeding herself for a while now (and I LOVE it).

Kate and Dad, relaxing at camp.

A Movie in the Sky

Zoie

Kate

Kate and Zoie

Kate went swimming with Zoie, and loved the water. She just sat in the pool, splashing away, and watching Zoie go in and out, in and out, in and out...maybe Kate will follow soon.

Rondi and Marshall threw a great bar-b-que for the Air Show, or as one of the kids called it "a movie in the sky". They made a ton of good food (way to go Betty Rondi Crocker), and we watched the planes fly right over head.