After chilling up in Smithfield, we worked out way south to visit Bruce and Leesa. It came with a lot of King time, which didn't disappoint the kids at all. The boys love getting together with Stockton, and the girls can't get enough of Pipsqueak. We spent one afternoon playing at their house where Daxton worked on getting over his fear of Cash.
The kids drove around the neighborhood in style.
And Cambrie helped by "changing the oil."
Tying four kids together with a rope, what could go wrong?
Alysha was generous enough to make dinner for us all, and that included zucchini noodles, which were pretty cool.
At the Rogers, the girls got busy working on their fairy garden. Leesa brought some of it back from England, and they were anxious to get it all reinstalled.
Cambrie made a new home basically out of toothpicks and it took her ages. But she's most proud of the fact that you can really grow succulents in the garden beds.
Aunt Lynette's ward did a chalk art walk, and we decided that Uncle Jan did the best job.
I ended up leaving the boys in Utah while the girls and I drove home. They got to spend an entire extra week being spoiled by their grandparents and hanging out with their cousins.
They did a lot of hoverboard riding.
They visited Grandma Pearce up in Morgan.
They posed for plenty of pictures.
They were able to spent Mother's Day out there too, which was an extra treat for Leesa.
Dantley and Cydney stopped by that day to play games. Kelton was super excited that they brought Oregon Trail.
Eventually Bruce and Leesa had to return them, so they came out to Colorado for a couple of days. More chaotic cousin time that the kids simply couldn't get enough of.
Restaurant
Forts
Pizza
School
Snack time (he takes after me!)
They are all extra safe here.
Bruce took the time to teach the boys how to play baseball. Guess I need to find a league that's still playing this season huh?
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