I am so proud of Chandler. He has been working on getting his Wolf for Cub Scouts for awhile. His goal was to receive it on the Blue and Gold banquet which was last week. And he was able to get it done just in time. His birthday is not until the end of April, but he wanted to get it done before then.
Each scout was suppose to make an invention for the blue and gold. Nate and Chandler decided on doing an airplane with all the supplies that they gave them. They were given a bag full of supplies and could only use those supplies to make an invention. You could use glue, markers, paint, and tools to cut and color the invention though. Chandler and Nate certainly used power tools to get the job done.
I am so amazed at how awesome our Cubmaster is. She makes the meetings so fun to attend and makes sure all the boys are keeping on track. Sadly we are going to lose her in a few months and we are all really sad to see her go. Luckily they have called someone to take her place that will do a great job. Her shoes are pretty big ones to fill.
The night was filled with lots of yummy food and tons of awards. We were really surprised at how many people showed up, we had to share chairs:) Wesley though was his typical crazy self. I spent most of the time chasing him around the church making sure that he didn't escape or get into trouble. Nate is the Wolf den leader, so he was a little occupied with the evening. From what I saw of it, it was a nice evening for the boys.
Monday, March 4, 2013
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Utah final
I have decided that instead of telling our trip to Ut in great detail, I will just post lots of pictures. Since there has been a lot that has happened. I feel like I need to finish this first though:)
Swimming
Great Grandma and Grandpa's 80th
Lagoon
City Creek, Salt Lake City
Swimming/Barbeque
Kansas City, Missouri
Liberty Jail
Going Home
We had a great vacation visiting both sets of grandparents and cousins. On the way home we got to spend some time with our friends the Lundell's. It was fun to go, but we loved getting home.
Swimming
Great Grandma and Grandpa's 80th
Sleepover
Father's Day/birthday celebrations
Lagoon
City Creek, Salt Lake City
Swimming/Barbeque
Kansas City, Missouri
Liberty Jail
Going Home
We had a great vacation visiting both sets of grandparents and cousins. On the way home we got to spend some time with our friends the Lundell's. It was fun to go, but we loved getting home.
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Day 3 Ut trip
I think the night we got to my parents house, was the greatest night sleep ever. The kids slept great and did not wake-up too early. We woke up on the 14th and slowly got ready. We went to the Treehouse museum in Ogden for the afternoon.
This is a great museum for kids of all ages. The different areas were of all different interests. The older kids kind of wandered around with us trying to kind of keep tabs on them. Wesley was everywhere, so I tried to keep up with his fast attention span.
Lexie and Chandler in the rodeo play area.
The train area was a favorite of Spencer and Wesley.
The kids loved dressing up as fireman and pretending to drive the truck.
Dressing up was Lexie's favorite part of the museum
The kids had such a fun time here, they really did not want to leave. My favorite part was that there was a Deseret Book right next door. This is my favorite store and now they have distribution centers in them.
This is a great museum for kids of all ages. The different areas were of all different interests. The older kids kind of wandered around with us trying to kind of keep tabs on them. Wesley was everywhere, so I tried to keep up with his fast attention span.
Lexie and Chandler in the rodeo play area.
The train area was a favorite of Spencer and Wesley.
The kids loved dressing up as fireman and pretending to drive the truck.
Dressing up was Lexie's favorite part of the museum
The kids had such a fun time here, they really did not want to leave. My favorite part was that there was a Deseret Book right next door. This is my favorite store and now they have distribution centers in them.
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