mother's day

As you can tell, we're not that photogenic. I guess it's hereditary! Technically, I wasn't supposed to get anything for Mother's Day because of my wicked awesome blender, but Joe got up with Corban, made me breakfast, and got me flowers. What a guy!

four!

Joe and I are taking golf lessons at Eagle Mountain Golf Course in Brigham City. Our 1.5 hour lesson made a bit stiff and sore this morning, but I'm excited to be getting instruction from an assistant golf pro. Joe and I both have bad habits to break, but like our instructor said, "you get her playing and you'll play a lot more!"

to mother's everywhere

snob hill

Corban usually goes to bed around 8:00 p.m. and wakes up anywhere from 8:00-8:30 a.m. We wake up, eat breakfast together, and play around until about 9:00 or 9:30 a.m. The reason for the wait is in hopes that he will poop in his night-time diaper and that I only have to change one diaper in the morning. This usually happens, but there are those days that he'll wait until he has a clean diaper on to poop. How did I raise such a snob?

family ties

Denise and her boys have been in Logan for the past month. Vickie, Jeff, Chris and their families came over and up this weekend and we went geocaching.

pickie vickie

My sister and I are doing a food blog. We're still trying to get things aesthetically pleasing, but check it out: http://pickievickie.blogspot.com/

geocaching

Our new found hobby is geocaching. We love it! It seems like every free moment we have Joe want to go find another one. I love being with him and I love finding the treasure-filled caches. We sold our old camera and are waiting for a memory card for our other one, so pictures to come at a later date.

**NOTE: Geocaching is using a handheld GPS to find caches. These caches could be as big as an ammo box or as little as a medical tube to test blood. Joe and I are still working on recognizing caches.