Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Lion King and Swimming

On Friday my entire family, extended and all, went to see The Lion King at Capitol Theater. It was awesome. The costumes were amazing and we all really enjoyed ourselves.My sister Jillian and her husband Brady decided to stay the weekend with us. During the day on Friday we went to Provo with Cammie and Nathan and Jillian and Brady went to the temple. We also drove by my great grandma's old house. We all remember when we used to go there and play in her backyard down the bunny trail. We had a lot of fun times there.

On Saturday we went swimming with Jillian and Brady.Lydia loves the water. She was more fun this time than last time because she had a good nap before she went swimming.We had Lydia in some old swimming suits that Nathan wore. She looked like a boy so everybody kept telling me how cute of a boy he was. It was kinda funny.

Here is Lydia sprawling out on the lounge chair.
Don't worry, we didn't keep her out in the sun long. We have this cool little bouncer that has a shade cover on it. She took nap in it and we all took turns sitting by her while the others were swimming.
Lydia and us playing in the water. Lydia was so much fun in the water this time. She kept splashing and the water would get on her face and she would gasp for air and then look around and start splashing again. It was pretty cute. Justin and Brady went down the water slide that they had there.Swimming makes Justin turn into a little kid. We went to this pool because he wanted to go somewhere that had a diving board. He started by doing dives and cannon balls.Later he switched and started doing flips off the diving board.
By the end he was getting pretty good. He said that he hasn't gone off the diving board in like five years. He loved it! I enjoyed watching him too!

4 comments:

Jillian said...

I enjoyed watching Justin's last flip. :)

Niki said...

Looks like fun!

Brandon said...

I have drove alot of things but never a house.

Justin said...

Brandon-You used to drive your house everyday when you lived in a van down by the river!