Water Fun

Splash Again

Here are some more. We went with one of my neighbors, Haylee, and her son, Issac, who is the same age as Lydia. He didn't like it so much, so Haylee held Lydia while I took more pictures.

On the way home they fell asleep. It was nice having a double stroller. It rides well and it was easy to walk to the park.

Splash Park

We wne to the Rexburg Splash Park on Wednesday. Lydia got to wear her swimingsuit. That was from Aunt Mary and Cousin Kira. She loved the water and didn't want to stop playing in it even to get warm. She had no fear of the water even when it would splach inher face.

Jumping on the Tramp

This is Lydia on Great Grandmas tramp in Star Valley. She was wearing some boy clothes so she didn't get her girly ones dirty. She was watching the other kids jump and she wanted to too.

Sniffles and Scrunchy noses

Lydia scrunches her nose and pushes out her lips when she gets excited or when she is trying to be involved in the group. She also make a sniffle noise that sounds like she is blowing her nose, and as she get more excited she does harder and louder. It is hilarious Last week we were at her Great Grandma's house and farm. We had so much fun helping Grandma plant flowers and getting some sun. Lydia has the little white creases around her wrists and elbows. She tans well and hasn't burnt yet.

Star Valley is so green right now. It is so beautiful.

Play time

Lydia likes to play in the bottom drawers. Sh has learned that she can pull everything out of them. It keeps her happy.

Memorial Day

Leaning back


A the hikers

At the top

At the beginning

Uncle John

For Memorial Day we went on a hike just outside of Couer D Lane. It was a about three miles or less round trip. Lydia loved being outdoors. She did get heavy though. Thank goodness there was enough people to help carry her. I think we will have to invest in a hiking backpack carrier for her. She enjoyed shoulder riding. It would get awkward to hold her though because she would lean backand look at the trees above. If she was on you shoulders she would all the suden lean back with all her weight. It was hard to hold on to her.