Sunday, April 15, 2018

Loftus Thanksgiving Reunion

My sister Danielle and I took the twins, and her 3 older kids (and we picked up Makayla from Kindergarten) to see Michael's class play.  (Matthew didn't make it in the picture.

Michael is in the middle of the group.
Here he is.


I bought some art projects for the kids at the dollar store, incase the weather was bad & we'd be stuck inside all day.  Well, the weather was wonderful, so we did them at night.
Decorating Christmas trees with stickers.
We went to the Children's museum at Thanksgiving Point with all our cousins.  (Thanks to Rob's parent's who had Grandparent's passes so they got all the kids in for free, plus me and one other adult.)
Matthew, that is a tall lego tower.
Water station is a big hit, but we are always smart to go there last because everyone gets wet.  Traffic was horrible getting onto the freeway afterwards.
Classic. Uncle Rob telling a story to all the kids.  And Calais and Spencer.

Cousins playing the piano together.
The weather was so nice we played flag football.
In our backyard.
Joshua is one week younger than Zachary.

Too bad this one is blurry.  They are both pointing to Joshua's basketball on his shirt.
Rob gave kids rides on the lawn mower.
He tried getting the go-cart working, but no luck.  It's just play ground equipment. Another activity that was not pictured was going to the Provo Rec Center to go swimming.  Joseph loved the water slides!  He would go all by himself, no life jacket allowed!
I forgot to get pics of our thanksgiving meal, but here are the pies!  Pumpkin, pecan, apple, strawberry, turtle, and chocolate.
Hiking the Payson grotto.  It was a little chilly and very muddy.  I prefer it in early October.

Whoa
Nice catch Calais!
the boys found a teeter-totter and called it a teeter-saw.  Haha.  Not quite a see-saw.

Group picture anyone?
It was the end of the hike.  We made it back to the cars!

We had a quote wall, which was soo fun!  Most of them were in my handwritting, but I think everyone enjoyed the funny memories.

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