Ogden Dinosaur Park
We used one of our Groupons and went with friends to the George S. Eccles Dinosaur Park in Ogden. I had never been. It was a fun little outing. They had a museum inside with lots of similar types of exhibits as the Musuem of Ancient Life at Thanksgiving Point. The boys loved it. They had some different dinosaur bones and dinosaur poop. That was, of course, a big hit.
Outside they have a path you can walk that has replicas of different dinos all along the way in the trees and fields. It was pretty hot the day we went, so we didn't spend a ton of time on the path, but the kids loved all the little scenes you could put your face into. We went and did a bunch of puzzles and coloring inside after our walk to cool off a little bit, then ended the outing with some playtime on the dinosaur slides and playground.
Bishopric Bowling Night
Using yet another Groupon we had a bishopric group date a couple weeks ago. It was a blast. We drove out to Park City together and had pizza and bowled at this really awesome place called Jupiter Bowl. It is about as fancy as bowling gets. We sure love our very supportive friends and are thankful we get to serve with them.
Bishop Spaz and Michael Ann with Alison
Ian's brother, Eli, came for a quickie visit a few weeks ago. He was here for just about 24 hours to be at a good friend's sealing, but we got to spend a little time with him too. He helped Ian clean out the garage, then we hit up In N Out before he went to the temple, and watched a movie out on the patio later that night. It was a short, but fun visit!
The week before Weston started school we went to the Classic Fun Center in Sandy to go on the bouncy slides and the giant play place. It was interesting. I had only been there once and that was just to roller skate with the youth, so I didn't really know what to expect from the rest of the place. It was honestly pretty gross. I just felt dirty and sticky the whole time. It didn't help that it was hot inside, so I was sweaty too. The bathrooms were icky, the fire alarm randomly went off, and Talia was tired. Not quite the hours of fun I had imagined. The kids did love it, but I don't know that I will be paying to go there again any time soon.
The weekend that Ian bought his new car the kids were playing outside in the backyard while Ian showed me the car and they found this awesome leaf bug! Who knew such exotic creatures lived in our yard! The boys thought this was awesome and I was impressed that the poor bug didn't fly, jump, or skitter away from the not-so-gentle 5 year old fingers that were so interested in it. We got these cool pics of it.
The day after Labor Day Davin had his preschool open house. He was a little out of sorts that morning so we didn't end up staying long, but he did enjoy playing Legos and making a fruit loop necklace. He was kind of losing it when I tried to get this photo with his teacher, but she managed to coax a (weird) smile out of him with the threat of tickles.
4 comments:
I wondered how Classic Fun Center was... sounds like our experience with Jungle Jims. Yuck. And is your bishop's last name really Spaz? Love it.
What a cute boy!! I love Davin's school pictures. :) Glad to hear he is loving it; preschool is the best!
I also love all your end of summer adventures. Thanks for getting us all caught up!!
Talia always has the cutest bows and looks so put together. Eli had lots of fun being able to visit with you guys.
I can't get over how young your bishopric is!
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