Fourth Fun

The Fourth of July was filled with activities.  It was fun, but we were definitely burned out at the end of the weekend.  Logan and I had just got back from Lake Powell.  First was the dinner/auction and fireworks.  We met up with some friends at the park and then later headed out to the high school for the fireworks.  First, we got a great seat up front by Logan's siblings, but once Jack started crying we sat back by my parents and he seemed to enjoy them more.  The next day we were up early to hit the parade.  Jack caught on quick that you pick up the candy and put it in the bag until he figured out it was candy and then it always made it to his mouth before it hit the bag.  We went to the park for the festivities.  Jack still isn't quite old enough for most of the stuff there and we spent most our time on the free playground which was fine with us.  Then we headed to Kim and Kaye Pickett's for the mini Pickett reunion.  We ate lunch and went to the farm to look at a deer.  Haha.  That evening we headed up to Provo for the Stadium of Fire.  Brad Paisley and David Archuleta  were the talent.  They were fun to watch.  I made us all matching t shirts which were a hit. 

Jack and Charlie got to hang out a bit at the Inouye Institute of Arts Camp.

The fireworks at the high school.  We sat really close and it was too much for Jack to handle.  He was happier when we moved many hundred feet away.

The Gunnison parade.  Logan and Jack with my parents and Aaron and Tina's family.

Its amazing how quickly kids catch on to things, especially when they involve candy.

My second cousin once removed, Denise Frandsen.

The Little Miss float put on by Logan's family.

Me, Seidi and Mckell.  Our final fairwell before Seidi moved.

Stadium of Fire!  Not much of a group shot but you get the idea.  Lafe just had his wisdom teeth out.

We were happy Aaron and Tina got to join us at the last minute.

Mir, Gracy, and Hannah

Logan and Lafe

Our sweet t shirts I made.  It's half Brad Paisley's face and half David Archuleta's face.  A couple people asked where they could get one.