Fun at Gardner Village

On our way to Gardner Village Brighton and I goofing around with his whistle li. He is so funny I just had to take a picture of this.

Brighton looking at the old machine still in the mill. He was very fasinated by it and kept trying to figure out how th get it to work.

Notice the phone with the movie playing LOL. Its kind of sad that this is the only way to keep him entertained so that mommy can eat.

Mommy and Brighton eating at Archibalds MMM.. it was so good.

Brighton feeding the ducks. We did not have any bread so we were giving them granola bars. He had so much fun and he was such a good boy.

Ok so we put Brighton in the American Fork Steel days baby contest. He looked so freaking cute. everyone there keept saying he would be the baby that was going to win it. I thought for sure he had it in the bag. But then the little boy that was before Brighton got up and what do you know he knew the judges. So needless to say the little boy before Brighton won and baby contests are rigged.

Ok so I did'nt think that the Farris wheel would be that big of a deal. But the second we started to move I knew I was in for it. Note to self farris wheels are NOT fun.

This was Brightons first time at the carnival. I dont think he knew quite what to think. But he jumped right in and had a blast. And thank goodness for Rods little girls they were such a big help with him on the rides.

Brighton at the parade he is putting his hand on his heart. It makes me want to cry. I don't know why but I get all choked up when I see the american flag in parades. And then the fun begins the fire trucks Brighton is covering up his ears when the sirens would turn on.

We are back!

So the last year has been kind of crazy. But I am happy to say that we are back and ready to take what life has to thow at us. I also just want to thank my amaizing family for everything that they have done for us THANK YOU! On that note I want to blog more often than I did before and keep everyone updated on this amaizing journey that I call my life.