Saturday, October 29, 2011

Zorro's Halloween Party



Zorro in action....






 Somebody left their bloody hand in the punch...



Zorro and her friends....

Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Marching band competition

Robert and I went up to Logan to watch Braden at his marching band competition.  They didn't come in first like they had hoped, but I thought they were fabulous!

These kids work so hard - really this should be considered a sport.  It takes hours and hours of practice and then they go to multiple competitions and play at the football games.  All while playing in other bands (Braden is in two others), keeping their school work up and cheerfully doing everything their parents ask.  That last one might not be completely accurate, but we can always hope for cheerful.








Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Old Faithful








Shea was the photographer for the photo's above...
I don't have a picture of her, but Tammy did 
get one of me photographing 
(and almost getting eaten by)
the buffalos.

Monday, October 24, 2011

Elk, coyote and buffalo. Oh my.

Animals of Yellowstone
(the ones we saw)


ELK



I love the broken baby antler
kinda how I feel sometimes.


COYOTE
(wiley)





BUFFALO



Sunday, October 23, 2011

Me and my peeps in West Yellowstone

We headed up to West Yellowstone for Fall break with Kayla, Tyson and a small portion of the Law family.  Chilly but beautiful!  My new goal is to spend a summer living near Yellowstone exploring the entire park.  I think I have too many goals.

My girls....



The parents....
(it was chilly, but not as chilly as Greg seemed to think)



We need to photoshop Andrew and Lexus into this one for the Christmas letter...


Funny faces...



Wandering around Old Faithful....


LOVE this photo of Kayla and Tyson....



Robert and Shea discussing life's mysteries.
or something like that.


Greg and Tammy...



Tanner and Braden.
Handsome boys.
Funny boys.
Glad they know how to entertain themselves!




Goofing off and having fun!



I love this shot of Shea...

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