While blog-stalking at oh, I don't know...midnight, I checked out THIS site.
WARNING: only click on the link if you have time to kill (trust me, you'll get sucked in), an empty bladder (seriously), and are not consuming any sort of beverage.
Don't say I didn't warn you!
Friday, May 29, 2009
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Memorial Day Weekend, 2009
Park City for Robbie's birthday. We stayed at the Westgate Resort at the Canyons.
We shopped at the outlets and swam a few times. Dax has discovered that bathtime isn't the only time water can be fun! (unfortunately, we have no pictures of it...boo!)
The Living Planet Aquarium with Erica (and Bryton), Chuck, and Keagan.
This is an age-progression of Dax showing what he'll look like at age 2.
Wait. Nevermind. That's his cute cousin Keagan!
Dax pointing at the tiger shark. He really liked the fish that moved.
One of the only family photos we have. Thanks Bo!

Not sure why, but I think gators are rad. This is one about to get some tail. [...What? :) ]
All those who think Dax got his eyes from me, please study the following photo closely. Actually, they came from his cousin Rylee. Is that possible?

In the aquarium's gift shop, we found these snakes. Dax giggled everytime I showed them to him. It was the cutest thing ever! I think we know what we can get him for a gift!

Snow Horse, what?
For those of you who are not from Davis County, there is a legend about a "Snow Horse" in the mountains. Apparently, there is a part on the mountain that, at a certain point in the spring, looks like a horse in the snow, that carries with it multiple stories. Ask anyone from Davis County, and you are likely to get a different legend every time.
Robbie keeps telling me about it, but I had never seen it, so, when the conversation came up at his parents' house, we had to go see it. Any guess where it is? Keep looking....
After studying the above photo, maybe you'll understand why I will forever refer to it as the Snow Poodle.
Wait. Nevermind. That's his cute cousin Keagan!
Snow Horse, what?
For those of you who are not from Davis County, there is a legend about a "Snow Horse" in the mountains. Apparently, there is a part on the mountain that, at a certain point in the spring, looks like a horse in the snow, that carries with it multiple stories. Ask anyone from Davis County, and you are likely to get a different legend every time.
Robbie keeps telling me about it, but I had never seen it, so, when the conversation came up at his parents' house, we had to go see it. Any guess where it is? Keep looking....
After studying the above photo, maybe you'll understand why I will forever refer to it as the Snow Poodle.
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