Too much to say...Myles turned 4 and Bailey turned 8. Bailey planned and implemented her own birthday party (which was a hit!) She is getting baptized in two weeks and we are so exited to have my mom and Bert come down along with both sets of my grandparents. I don't know too many kids who get to have all 4 great-grandparents attend their baptism. It will work out well since their grandfathers will be watching from heaven and we need two witnesses.
Myles got a fabulous Thomas the train set for his birthday (which entertains all three kids very well); he has also learned to "moon" his sister. I think those things come naturally to boys. Myles is learning to swim and Landon thinks he knows how already. He walks off the pool steps or jumps in at any time. Landon is crazy at the pool and it makes it difficult to keep him alive but Bailey and Myles are extra-vigilant with him. I don't think they realize that mom is watching every second, too. (of course) Our summer is busy despite my kids being bored out of their minds during Landon's daily 2-hour nap. We're also looking forward to our trip to Utah in July.

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The Garbison family said…
Beautiful pics. Is that her baptism dress? I love it.
June 26, 2010 at 8:20 PM
Arycca Brothers said…
Your kids are so beautiful!! I so wish we could come out for Bailey's baptism, I'm so sad we're going to miss it. Love you all, and we can't wait to see you in a couple of weeks!
June 28, 2010 at 9:46 AM
whipplewife said…
Oh, I can't wait to have your little ones run into my arms, Bec! They are so adorable! I love the bench scene! I hope I get to be the receiver of the "mooning" at your home. You know I won't be able to keep from laughing! I'm laughing already! Love you all! See you next week! Mom
June 28, 2010 at 11:35 PM
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