Babies and a Bridal Shower

When you have one brand new niece, one brand new nephew, and one bridal shower for your sister-in-law to be, it seems like a great excuse to fly out to Utah for one day to be a part of it.  Cambrie and I did something a little bit crazy, we left the house at 4:30am to catch a flight to Salt Lake.  

Our first stop was up in Logan where we were able to meet Graham Kelly Thurston.  He was born on October 1, and we are so thrilled to have a new member of our family.  Cambrie was really excited to be able to hold him and kept saying how little he was.  Graham was adorable, so happy and calm. 

Next we went and visited my Grandma.  She and Jay moved into a new home and we wanted to see it.  She's looking as beautiful as ever, and still gives the best hugs.  

Our last family stop in Logan was meeting up with Alan at the Crepery.  I think Cambrie and Sam were just as excited about the really cool chairs as they were the delicious food.  

We said good-bye to Logan and drove down to South Jordan for the next round of family visiting.  Alysha and Pippa had just been discharged from the hospital and once they woke up from their nap we stopped by to meet the littlest addition to the King family.  Pippa is only 5 lb. 6 oz.  She is absolutely tiny!  I've never seen a baby so small, and so healthy.  Cambrie just kept looking at how tiny she was and how long her fingernails were.

  Cydney's bridal shower was our last engagement of the day.  Leesa and Lynette outdid themselves on the food and decorations as always and it looked fabulous.  

It was a great atsmosphere and there were a lot of friends and family who showed up.  Cambrie was our secret surprise as no one knew she was coming.  That was fun!  

Since Cambrie hadn't originally planned on coming to Utah with me, she didn't have a bridal shower gift for Cydney.  We stopped at a little boutique up in Logan where Cambrie found these adorable metal frame pumpkins that she couldn't wait to give Cydney.  

We wish we could have stayed and partied longer, but we still had to catch a flight back home to Colorado that night.  We didn't make it back home until 12:30 and we were both completely tuckered out.  It was a lot of traveling, but it was worth it.