Cheesecake Factory

I don't know why we love this place... I guess because we always go there on vacation, so we feel like we're on vacation when we go. Anyway, Zariph and I went to Cheesecake Factory on Labor Day with his parents and his niece, Teliece. Here are a few pictures of our fun time...(We only went to Salt Lake.)

Boston's New Trick

I admit, I don't do "tummy time" everyday, so I was glad to see Boston was able to hold his head up so well when he was on his tummy. So, I decided to get the camera out to take some photos. I set him up on his arms and before I could get a picture...

He rolled all the way to his back! It was like some sort of thrill ride for him, I think he was glad to find a way off of that tummy! Everytime I set him up, he would just tuck and roll. Here are some more pictures of my cute little boy and his new trick.

He finally stayed up for almost a minute, I took all of these photos about 10 seconds apart. Check out his cute facial reactions...

Mikyla

Yesterday, I went up to my mom's house to visit because my niece, Mikyla, was down from BYU-Idaho. I can't believe she's all grown up. Mikyla lived with us when she was 6 months old, until she was a year old. She slept in my room and I got to help take care of her a lot. (I was 9 years old, then).

Mikyla is painting Hannah's nails...

Boston smiles at grandma...Look who's starting to play with toys...

Say Cheese

My new camera has a smile detector, and takes pictures when the smile is big enough. On Sunday, we tested out the sensitivity of it, and came up with some funny pictures.

Grand Junction/Moab Trip

Trip to Colorado and Moab

It's a little late, but...
Over the 4th of July weekend we went to visit Zariph's sister, Misty, and her family. They just moved to Grand Junction, Colorado. Boston did so good for the car ride, and even slept pretty good over night in the hotel.

Memory Lane

Here are the directions:
1. As a comment on my blog, leave one memory that you and I had together. It doesn't matter if you knew me a little or a lot, anything you remember!
2. Next, re-post these instructions on your blog and see how many people leave a memory about you. It's actually pretty funny to see the responses.