On saturday I got up early to take some pictures of the new Draper temple. After that I went with a friend, Luke Isley up Big Cottonwood Canyon. We finished off the day at a Photowalking Utah event. Check out todays pictures.
I have a bunch more pictures from the day. You can find them on the following links:
Playing around with my camera again tonight and got a couple good shots of the kids, and a couple of me & Britt.. Ya I know it is really rare that you see us both in front of the camera. Hooked up the wireless remote and took a few shots that Britt wanted for a scrapbook page she is working on.
Last saturday we drove up Hobble Creek Canyon to see a broken water pipe that created an ice sculpture. We saw this on the news Friday night and decided to take a drive and see if we could find it. It was up the canyon a ways but we finally found it.
Check it out, pretty crazy.
We finally got a picture of McKinley smiling! She smiles a lot now, almost everytime you talk to her, it is so cute! She is growing so fast, it’s fun and sad at the same time. She is now sleeping for about 6 hours at a time every night, so I am finally getting some rest! She is such a great sleeper compared to Mason! Maybe that will mean she’ll be a little less wild….? 
We had a great time yesterday! We went over to our friends Joe and Heidi’s house and went sledding (or tubing, I guess it really was). They have an awesome backyard and Joe made a nice sledding hill. The boys went out and "fixed" the jump so the kids wouldn’t fly off it when they went down while me and Heidi made lunch. Their two other kids, Conner and Millie, were taking naps, but Jersie and Mason had a blast together! They have a really nice fire pit out there, too, so McKinley just hung out by the fire in her carseat to stay warm. Thanks guys for a great day!
The kids actually did go down the hill on the tube together, but they only wanted to go twice and we didn’t have the camera out then. But we got some cute shots of them playing in the snow!
I had to add this picture at the bottom so you can see the entire hill.
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