Wednesday, August 27, 2008

Park City, UT Summer '08

Cairo's Camp at Felsteds

Our Provo neighbor Amber Felsted held a week long camp for the girls in the neighborhood to dance and tumble. Cairo attended and loved every bit of it. Here are a few photos of her last day.


Friday, August 15, 2008

Jet-Lag...It's Brutal

We are back and trying to get adjusted to the time change. We totally lost our Wednesday, August 13th. We gain that day back when we go home next time. It's best if one stays awake the first day here and gets plenty of sunshine. 108 degree heat and extremely high humidity make that part of it really difficult. Keeping tired kids awake is another challenge. We did our best but it proved to be impossible. We took the family out to the mall for dinner and by the time we arrived at the mall all 4 kids were fast asleep in the back seat. The two oldest kids woke up and ate. Jack and Charlie were basically comatose on the benches at Fuddruckers. I would wake them enough to take a bite but I was never certain they had even swallowed the food before they were back to sleep. Yesterday, after church, we just let nature take it's course. The kids played with friends and with new toys..we were tired because they had kept us up the night before. (After the early sleep during dinner the boys were up for good by 4am.) So we napped, hoping we would still be able to sleep last night. When we woke from our naps Jack and Charlie had each crashed in different locations. Check out the pictures below.

Friday, August 1, 2008

The Face-Lift is Complete!

Our exterior upgrades are nearly finished. We have some finishing details we need to complete but these photos show the new roof and the new paint color. What do you think? We are really happy with the results. A lot of work and a lot of $$$ later, we have given our home some LOVE..

This is the "Before" picture that was shown on an earlier post:


This is the front porch. If you look closely at the wreath above the front door you can see a little bird nest that Brad found in a tree when he was trimming. I decided to put it in the wreath because I couldn't bare to throw it away. It is kind of symbolic of our little nest here in Provo.