Friday after work I met my sister and we traded cars so I could take the twins and Noah with me to our parents house. My sister and her husband were getting much needed rest and time together and we were getting time with the twins & Noah. Win, win. After getting Noah from daycare we headed to Weston. Of course Noah had to to work on "his" farm with grandpa. I took the twins and we went to visit my grandparents and their great grandparents. We had fun playing with the girls. After that it was back to my parents house where we took the girls for a walk so they'd nap, Noah loves to push their stroller even if he is a dangerous driver because he can't see over the handle. We had a yummy dinner with my parents and my brother and his wife. I just love my family. Getting 3 kids to bed was a task. One of my favorite things is to watch my dad with his grandkids, he is so loving and proud to be their grandpa. Noah did pretty well with the twins only asking me to not hold them once or twice.
Saturday Jessie and Mike came up we decided to walk to the farm. Noah is such a little farm boy. He'd spend all day with those cows & tractors if he could. He avoided nap time and ended up falling asleep on my lap during lunch.
Sunday we came home so I could teach primary and we could attend church with our ward. Noah did so well in Sacrament meeting he didn't even ask for treats, I was shocked. Following church Noah again avoided nap time and fell asleep on the couch, he just gets so tired he falls asleep wherever. We had a yummy dinner with granddad, grandma, aunt Marianne and uncle Bryce and aunt Laurie. It's always fun to see family and catch up, especially over a yummy meal. After dinner Noah and I ventured outside for a bit. The wind made it a but cold but the sun felt nice. We drew with chalk and enjoyed the park. Noah is getting more brave and instructed me to just watch him as he went down slide. We have spring fever at our house terribly!










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The picture of Noah with the cows is priceless. It reminded me of my childhood. He is growing up!
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