Park and Museum

Sarah bought a new (used) three-seater stroller and was dying to try it out, so we took the kids to a park for playing and lunch.

Continually marveling at how tiny Sarah's baby was at 2 months old.

 Using Madison as a measuring stick for Lincoln.

This little girl has become very mobile now that she can walk. This particular day she found her pacifier that was hooked to her car seat. It proved the perfect way to keep her tethered in one spot for a while.

Three little munchkin cousins.

Carson turned 3-years-old. On his birthday we all went to the Ogden Treehouse Museum (minus Brooke who was in school).

 

 

 

 

 

Happy birthday Carson!!

Quotes of the Week

"If you tell the truth, you don't have to remember anything."  

-- Mark Twain 

"There are seven days in a week and Someday isn't one of them." 

-- Author Unknown 

"The only way to get over the past is to leave it behind. If you spend your time re-living moments that are gone forever, you might miss the special moments that are yet to come." 
-- Susan Gale 

"The worst thing that happens to you may be the best thing for you if you don't let it get the best of you." 

 -- Will Rogers 

Quotes of the Week

"Much of the pain in life comes from having a life plan that you've fallen in love with, but that doesn't work out. Having to find a new life plan hurts. The trick is not to become too attached to any particular life plan and to remember that there is always a better, even happier life plan out there somewhere." 

-- Karen Salmansohn 

"Getting over a painful experience is much like crossing monkey bars. You have to let go at some point in order to move forward."  

-- C.S. Lewis 

"Life is like an elevator. On your way up, sometimes you have to stop and let some people off." 

-- Author Unknown 

"No matter how much you revisit the past there's nothing new to see." 
-- Robert Tew 

Quotes of the Week

"Don't find fault, find a remedy."  

-- Henry Ford 

"Oh, everyone makes mistakes. Oh, yes they do. Your sister and your brother and your dad and mother too. Big people, small people, matter of fact, all people! Everyone makes mistakes, so why can't you?" 

 -- Big Bird 

"Forgive yourself for the mistakes of the past and smile at past struggles. They are what have made you the stronger person that you are today. Keep on pushing on, positively. Persevere on what is important to you. You are getting closer -- and better -- and stronger -- everyday." 

 -- Craig Ballantyne