Tyler and Jennifer Neal
After the wedding and pictures and visiting (James went straight to class), Lincoln and I wandered around temple square. A beautiful day and a beautiful place for some light exercise.
Salt Lake Temple - September 30, 2011
Today is Jennifer Price's wedding to Tyler Neal. James and I were late for the ceremony, but we still enjoyed visiting with family. Lincoln was babysat for the first time, for about half an hour, by my cousin Chelsey. Thank you Chelsey for coming to play with Lincoln - we really, really appreciate it! And James ran into one of his mission presidents - President Cannon - who lives in the Rexburg area and was in Salt Lake for a wedding!
Tyler and Jennifer Neal
After the wedding and pictures and visiting (James went straight to class), Lincoln and I wandered around temple square. A beautiful day and a beautiful place for some light exercise.
Tyler and Jennifer Neal
After the wedding and pictures and visiting (James went straight to class), Lincoln and I wandered around temple square. A beautiful day and a beautiful place for some light exercise.
Bath time - September 28, 2011
Lincoln actually doesn't mind taking a bath. He doesn't cry, even when we wash his hair. His hands and feet turn a little purple when he's cold and he loves to snuggle into the dry towel. But I couldn't resist taking a few pictures - he makes such funny faces!
Millcreek Canyon - September 26, 2011
The weather is incredibly warm for September and we've had some record highs during the past couple weeks. The leaves are finally starting to turn colors up in the higher country though and James wants to go mountain biking a few times before winter. So today, we drove up Millcreek Canyon. I have not explored this canyon at all because it charges a fee for use. $3 to drive up the canyon. For a family outing, I thought it might be worth it.
Even though it is warm in the valley, it might be a little cold for our Little Bandito up the canyon. He's so cute!
And here's James on The Slayer. He had to fix a flat tire before he could begin his ride.
See the little bit of leaf color (mainly yellow) on the hill?
And up the trail he goes.
It took him an hour to ride up to Dog Lake and then the ride down was much, much quicker.
Lincoln and I explored a different trail. The trail was plenty wide enough for the stroller and I didn't have any problems pushing it up the uphill stretches. I only got concerned when the trail got really, really rocky. Then I worried about Lincoln's head bouncing around while he snoozed in the stroller.
We took the "Old Red Pine Road Trail" and went up for about 30 minutes and it took almost as long to go back down - holding the stroller back and I was wearing flip-flops. Whoops.
And here's an extreme close-up of one of my favorite photography subjects:
Even though it is warm in the valley, it might be a little cold for our Little Bandito up the canyon. He's so cute!
And here's James on The Slayer. He had to fix a flat tire before he could begin his ride.
See the little bit of leaf color (mainly yellow) on the hill?
And up the trail he goes.
It took him an hour to ride up to Dog Lake and then the ride down was much, much quicker.
Lincoln and I explored a different trail. The trail was plenty wide enough for the stroller and I didn't have any problems pushing it up the uphill stretches. I only got concerned when the trail got really, really rocky. Then I worried about Lincoln's head bouncing around while he snoozed in the stroller.
We took the "Old Red Pine Road Trail" and went up for about 30 minutes and it took almost as long to go back down - holding the stroller back and I was wearing flip-flops. Whoops.
And here's an extreme close-up of one of my favorite photography subjects:
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