Terek kept saying, "Wo-wo's turn!" (That's what he calls Logan).
It was so chilly that me and the T snuggled most of the time!
Terek is my little buddy, once I even got him to admit that he wants to come and be my baby!!! 
Parent's night out means boys night in with "Ninny and Wo-Wo"! We dined on gourmet mac and cheese with hotdogs dipped in ketchup. All topped off with a grape gatorade:) They are currently enjoying cutting up and gluing colored paper. This house just feels happy to have children in it again, even if it's only for an evening.
I just thought I should write an update since some of you who read our blog don't talk to me everyday:) Things have been crazy for the last couple of months and I will try to sum things up briefly...
Today was Logan's birthday. Since his favorite place to eat is at Red Robin I signed him up for their birthday club a few months ago, and apparently Red Robin is the place to eat on your birthday because you not only get a free gourmet burger of your choice (Logan picked the most expensive), but you also get your free sundae:)
I found these awesome videos on my phone, and I want all of your comments to see which one is better.
The day we were married, I was so deliriously happy I just giggled all the way to the temple. Being sealed for time and all eternity was the best gift Heavenly Father could ever give me. At that time, I could have never believed it, but I love Logan even more now than I did three years ago. And the funny thing is, I am confident that it will only get better with time. I love you Logan! Happy 3rd Anniversary baby!
An Asian food store recently opened in St. George and Logan and I went and checked it out today. Logan was very pleased to find his long lost Mi goreng that he ate in Australia. Basically it's glorified Ramen.
Here is a collage of some of the pictures we took whilst on out trip to Yellowstone. 
We had a good time up there other than having to deal with tourists taking pictures of wildlife and causing major traffic delays. The park is beautiful and we never got attacked by bears, much to Sydney's relief. We had fun driving all of these back roads to get around, like through the High Uintas and back around passed the snake river near alpine and around bear lake over Logan Canyon which never ended it seemed. We had a little scare with my check engine light coming on but the guys at Tunex told me it was "intermittent" so I had them change my fuel filter and it's been running fine ever since.
On a side note, I drug Sydney down a trail to get a cool view of the water fall in Yellowstone. She had an aversion for these stairs, she said they kicked her butt. In her defense there were 328 of them.
On the other hand these stairs at Lucas and Shellie's Almost killed me as I ran up them in the middle of the night to pee. They caused me to pass out and fall into the bath tub.
Sydney and I completed our first over night backpacking trip together. We went to Coyote Gulch which is 50 miles southeast of Escalante.
As you can see, we brought along our two hoodlum children Cash and Adam who made the trip much more entertaining.
We basically did the same hike we did a few years ago (before Sydney) only we hiked the distance between the two trailheads. It was nice weather, except we had to drink hot water some of the time. We did eventually find some nice cool springs to filter water from.
This is Sydney and I climbing out of the canyon up the slick rock near Jacob Hamblin Arch (please note that this is the only portion of the journey that Sydney didn't carry her pack).
We do not recommend taking water shoes on this trip even though the majority of the hike is in a river canyon, there is an excessive amount of sand that will get in you shoes and rub your toes into ginormous blisters as evidenced below. We recommend a good pair of shoes that will keep the sand out. Bare foot doesn't work either just ask Adam.
