Good times at the State Fair

A very candid shot of the crew minus the photographer.

Addie LOVED the animals! (which I find pretty much gross but whatever)

Elsie on the other hand HATED the animals. We love this one... she is totally freaking out because the goat is trying to "eat her scarf".

They had the kids on the farm (or something like that). It was way cute with all these fun activities for the kids to do.

Rides! These were a huge hit.

Dress up

When this

turns into this...

Who knew finding the right boots was this tricky??

Flowers, flowers and flowers

My mom and I are a great team. Our talents work so well together. Check out our new projects.

Addie's tie backs for her curtains. I LOVE them so much. Addie's room may be my favorite.

The girls' bathroom shower curtain. Love this also. Thanks again Mom!

LOTOJA

So my dad rode the LOTOJA September 12th. 206 miles from Logan UT to Jackson WY! Crazy right?! My dad is totally amazing. What is even more amazing than biking 206 miles to Jackson Hole was that he rode 146 of those miles with a torn rotator cuff. We had a super fun trip and were so glad we went!

The support vehicle crew. After nearly nine hours of in and out of the car, the girls needed a pick me up. (notice their legs propped up on the back of seats...I love it!)

You've got to love hotel beds!

The antlers in Jackson Hole.

A lady dressed in a clown costume with balloons animals was a total life saver at the slowest service ever restaurant.

The girls at the Montpilier Oregon Trail memorial

Mom and Vickie, support vehicle crew.

Labor Day at the cabin

This was Elsie's first year tubing down the river. She loved it.

Sarah and Nat are so stinkin' cute with the girls. It's funny how life changes...Nat and Sar used to be the little girls that I always took care of, now they are taking care of my little girls. Hmm...that makes me old, bummer.

Elsie's first day of school

Elsie's first day of school...well really it was the second day of school (which was 17 days ago). She had a sleep over with Grandma Karen and Grandpa Steve the night before. I picked her up and dropped her right off at school leaving no time for a photo shoot.

She was stoked about her new backpack. She had a smaller one but informed me she needed a bigger packpack for her things. I guess like mother like daughter...the bigger the bag the better.