A Walk in Park City

The boys were pretty excited to have their cousin Ollie join us for dinner on Main Street and a walk along the Poison Creek Trail in Park City. We discovered the fun trail and geometric wall two years ago and decided it was a must to hit up again.

Another addition to the "Nash relaxes" series.

We passed by the iconic shoe tree.

Crew found me a flower to tuck behind my ear.

The trail eventually ended at a playground with unique music makers.

And lots of room to run around.

Uncle Jo made sure to get everyone nice and wound up before calling it a night.

We seem to have a growing list of must-dos when we visit Park City. This tradition won't get nixed anytime soon.

Mother's Day

I usually only have one request for Mother's Day and that is to get a photo with my boys. This year they did not disappoint. A photo with everyone looking and smiling? Best gift ever.

My brother and his family and my parents were in town which made it a really fun day. The boys' cousin Ollie could fit right in as a brother.

One of the best moments of the weekend was when my mom, sister-in-law and I went to a special women's conference and lunch, followed by a walk on the beach. When we pulled back into our driveway, we discovered that my dad had taken on a project to make the handle bars higher on our men's bike. Nothing could prepare us for the height of those handle bars and we about died laughing when we saw him tinkering in the driveway.

My dad also taught Crew how to ride a bike in about ten minutes. Crew had already learned how to balance on his balance bike and I couldn't believe what an easy transition it was to pedals.

It was so much fun for him to have a big crowd cheering him on.

We capped off Mother's Day at the park with a little baseball.

And of course, more bike riding. Crew couldn't get enough and rode around and around well past dark.

This Mother's Day was a good one.

Nash's Baptism Celebration

Nash had a beautiful, simple baptism service. Nash's friends, Reese and Elle, sang "He Lives and He Loves Me," one of our favorite songs.

Nash had a crowd of friends there to support him.

And of course, lots of extended family. Nash's grandma gave a wonderful talk about baptism.

We gathered back at our house afterwards for a luncheon.

You never know what you're going to get when you put all the cousins together.

Nash is such a sweet brother to Crew.

And a favorite cousin to Sterling who has a sea of girl cousins on the other side of his family.

We set up a hot chocolate bar outside.

I think the only hiccup in the day was when Crew and Finn giggled uncontrollably when Nash was immersed in the baptism water. I guess they haven't been to very many baptisms and didn't know what to expect. We'll work on the reverence for the next baptism. Nash had a memorable day and felt so loved by all those who traveled near and far to support him.