Wednesday, October 8, 2008

A Fun-Filled-Family Weekend

We had a fun General Conference weekend even though Chris had to work the majority of it. The best part was the cool weather and rain(!) we had on Saturday - loved it! Here are some pics of some of the happenins, but not all . . .

Friday night U.Rich & A.Jodi came by with all the kids and A.Molly after a day at Knott's. We had yummy pizza and chocolate covered strawberries.
Hadley learned how to 'wrestle' with the boys and they played ultimate hide and seek. Andrew was a good sport and teased the little ones for a good while.


As you can see, when we have guests, no rules apply in our house. Vincent was "Diego" for the evening and had the best time of all with such a great audience. Or maybe it was because he had a bunch of 'brothers'.
On Saturday I took the kids to Chris' parents where the kids had a blast with the cousins. The marble toy was a big hit. I got to start a puzzle and visit with my sisters-in-law.

The girls went 'thrifting' during the Priesthood session and met the men for ice cream in the rain. Thanks to A.Sharon for letting the kids romp around in her van for about 25 minutes while we waited due to a dead watch battery. (If you ask Sharon, it is always five minutes to seven these days.) We followed up with an impromptu meal at a nearby Chinese restaurant. I think this will have to be our new tradition!


Sunday: playing with the marble toy again.

Lauren spent a good portion of the first conference session sitting with U.Bryce. She was so content.
We may never know what Dallin and Hadley were doing outside for the longest time playing with a wagon of dead grass and toy dinosaurs. Every time I went to check on them, this is how they looked - and talking a mile a minute. I think Dallin and Hadley finally met their match for conversation or just found someone who they could talk and talk and talk and talk to.

We made one last stop at my parents for Ryan's b-day party where U.Brig built the coolest fort ever for the kids. It was hard to leave.

2 comments:

Amy said...

SO proud you can add links now:0)

Cousins are so fun! I had lots to play with as a kid. Unfortunately (or fortunately) Michael doesn't have any nearby (or Benjamin, either, but he might not care).

Courtenay said...

It is so fun to read about what the Johnson family is up to. Cute pictures!