As most of you know, BYU played Air Force this weekend. Being the devoted fans we are, we decided to go and support the team in person. Actually, Paul tries to take the boys to at least one away game each year. This year I was lucky enough to be invited to come along. Grandma and Grandpa watched Mckay and Logan for a couple of night for us while we played with the older boys.
This picture with Garrett is at the Garden of the Gods by the balancing rock. It looks like that rock is going to tumble down any second! This whole area was really fun to look at, it reminded me a lot of our red rock in Southern Utah. We spent some time checking the place out Saturday morning before going to the game.
Here we are on the way to the football game by the Academy. Can you believe we are standing in snow? I told Paul next year choose somewhere warm to go watch the game! It actually wasn't that bad as long as you stood in the sun, not the shade.
Before the game, the boys did this trampoline/ bungee jump thing in the parking lot. They kept saying how easy it looked to do backflips until they were up there and tried it and decided it was harder then it looked.
Go mighty Cougars! We had so much fun at the game. Yes, it was long, but my yummy warm kettle corn kept me happy along with the sun shining on my face. Thanks to Garrett for telling me when to cheer and not to cheer. Thanks to Tanner for laughing lots during the game. And thanks to Bryson for telling me after the game how fun it was to have his Mom there. Oh, and a special thanks to Paul for letting us sit in the sun, even if the seats weren't very good, they were very warm.
After the game, we went to dinner and then saw a special screening of the new movie BOLT that is 3 -D. It was a really fun show to watch, especially when you have a 7 year old who is laughing like crazy sitting next to you. After the show we went and got a Cold Stone ice cream, yum! Of course I got my favorite...sweet cream and brownie.
We flew back first thing this morning. With all of us dressed up for church, it made us really stand out. People kept asking where we were going all dress up like that. It seemed so weird to me that we stood out so much on a Sunday all dressed up. Its was like nobody goes to church dressed up anymore (or they don't go to church at all).
We rushed to our car and then went to my sister-in-law's brother's "farewell". Her brother, Ryan, did a great job and I was happy my boys were able to go and look at good examples like him. Natalie's mom ended up making lunches for all of us to eat on the way home. That was seriously so nice of her! We were all starving and it hit the spot. I was so happy to have the chance to hang out with the big boys this weekend, I think we really wore them out this weekend, try to squeeze in as much as we could without the younger boys. They all were excited to go to bed tonight and get some sleep.
They are all items Logan decided to put in his hair - one a day - for three days in a row.
Here is one of his masterpieces, beautiful! Paul washed his hair three times to get all the stuff out before putting him to bed that night. Then the next morning as I was getting ready, Logan found the Vicks and went to work. He works quietly, I should have known that he was up to something. I was already running late and was on my way to Costco. So, I just left the Vicks in and combed it into place. I spiked his hair in front and it stayed in place all day! I even had a lady comment on how cute his hair was. Guess I should try it more often! 
