Caves n' Camping

Last weekend we headed over to Oracle caves with some friends! We got there late, set up camp and had a fun time roasting up some marshmallows, enjoying tasty pancakes, stacking up some sandwiches, and the boys fired up the grill for some yummy hot dogs! We also climbed around in some scary caves and rolled in style on a quad (my first time...SO FUN!).

After crawling through the dirty/muddy caves!

The girls!

*Thanks Bonnie for letting me steal your pics! We still haven't got our old school disposable ones developed yet! Ha! Ha! :)

A Little Belated Halloween Post! :)

I'm a teensy bit late on posting these pics, but better late than never right? :) I can't believe how fast the holidays are coming and going! And this is the BUSIEST time of year for school...clinicals, papers, and project fun! I am counting down the days to winter break! I hope everyone is enjoying this FUN FALL!

Utah!

Ken, my family, and I all had a blast going up to Utah to visit Kaits! I miss you Kaitie! It was a nice long, fun drive! :) And we were so happy to get there! Especially after leaving at 3:45 in the morning from Las Vegas! Thank you Cam & Afton for letting us stay those two nights!

With Nana & Grandpa

Partying it up @ East High!

Beautiful fall leaves!

Ready to Rock n' Bowl!

Beautiful Kaitie and I...I miss my sister... :(

I LOVE my family!

Bluau

Gotta love it --- High School Musical 3!!

Kaitie's YUMMY birthday lunch!

AWESOME BYU game!

the end! :)

My Little Project!

I guess you could say i was inspired by our little trip to the farm! :-) haha! I was really excited about how this diaper cake I made for a baby shower gift turned out! I love this unique idea I found on a blog! I'm thinking about selling them!?! Hmmm...

Fun on the Farm!

My mom, sister, brother, and I (sadly, hubbies had to work) all went to one of the biggest dairy farms in the country. Why you ask? :-) Well, Kelly's friend, Jenny, lives on the farm and said we could come by any time and she would give us a tour! She was so sweet and such a wonderful tour guide. Let me tell you, it was literally a life changing experience. I will definitely not look at milk the same! :-) It is incredible the amount of work that goes into making milk. Jenny told us there are around 8,000 cows on that farm alone! Pretty amazing! In one visit, we were able to visit all the new baby calfs (even ones that were only a few hours old and already standing... a little shaky in the knees, but standing!!), see a mama deliver her baby, milk a cow, and learn all the ins and outs of taking care of one of the country's largest dairy farms! It was truly amazing and very fun! Quite the experience I will never forget! :-)