September

Again, another post with a lot of random pictures.  I was home for most of September.  So here are the pictures from this month.  I love Lily's eyes.  They are so pretty.  It's hard for the picture to do them justice. 

Jennifer was being funny this day.  She wanted me to take her picture with her and the commercial of the

toy she wanted.

Eric and Aubrey wanted in the action too.  Jennifer put that Christmas skirt on Lily.

Jennifer and Lily yell at each other all the time.  Their main argument consists of Lily calling Jennifer "Dada," and Jennifer yelling back, "Don't call me Dada!"  I was able to capture a picture of one of the MANY "Dada" arguments.



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This is how we found Jennifer sleeping one night while checking up on her.



Jennifer has been dressing herself.  I love her crazy outfits!

Zac took Eric out shooting.  We had a bunch of canned goods that had gone bad.  Zac told me the first time Eric shot the stack of cans, he hit them on the first shot and the can on top shot straight up into the air.  The video is of Eric's 2nd try at the stack of cans.

Aubrey participated in a mini drill camp at the high school.  The pictures at the gym are during her practice.  She performed during the high school's homecoming game at the end of the 1st Quarter and during Halftime.  

We went up Provo Canyon to roast some hot dogs and smores on Labor Day.  It was so packed there!  We had a hard time finding a fire pit we could use.  The kids had a great time.  It started to rain on us as we were leaving.  Lily loved the free range of the fields for her to run.

The weekend before I went back to work I took 2 of my neighbors up to hike Timp.  I was really sad I didn't get to go with Zac and Dad a couple weeks before.  The weather was horrible almost the entire hike down.  I put on some hiking boots that I hadn't worn in awhile, thinking I didn't want to get my running shoes dirty.  About 1 mile into the hike I had HUGE blisters on the back of my heels.  I stopped to put some mole skin and bandaids on and a moose came up right behind me!  Luckily he lost interest really quick and ventured off the other way.  By the time we got to the top of the mountain, there were clouds everywhere.  We couldn't even see 15-20 feet in front of us.  Very disappointing.  It was FREEZING as well.  The wind was blowing so hard we found shelter behind a rock to eat our lunches while wearing our snow gloves.  It rained almost the entire way down the mountain.  It was still a beautiful hike, and I definitely want to hike it again next year.  I found the path for the Air Force plane crash site that crashed in the 60s, so Zac and I want to head that direction next year.