Wednesday, February 11, 2009

YUM.............Cake!

Here's a picture of my first cake for the cake decorating class I'm taking. It was supposed to be Lightening MacQueen....but the letter A had to suffice. I will get better though.

Ready for Church Mom!

Whoa....that is a cute little boy! This picture is in here due to Grandma Daines' request.

Birthday Boy!!

Here is the only picture I have with Austin's cake fiasco. My cameraman only was doing video at the time apparently. That huge mound of brown stuff is actually a Germain chocolate airplane that Austin sure had fun eating. I can't believe he's already one. Sheesh!

Christmas!!!!!!





The Polar Express

This picture was taken about half an hour after we got on the Polar Express train, otherwise known as the Heber Creeper. It was a good thing it was taken a half an hour later than when we boarded, because this would've been a very ugly picture otherwise. Let's just say no one was in a very good mood at that moment. It's a long story, but to put it short, we were going on this thing with all of Cam's family, and somehow we all got faulty directions to go up Provo Canyon...umm, the train boards in the middle of town, and if the stupid Wendy's hadn't taken so long with our food, this whole thing could possibly have been avoided. Anyway, we get a call as we are about 15 minutes up this dark canyon telling us we better turn around and hurry our butts back down to town, and that the train is leaving in 10 minutes. Well normally we would've said "forget about it", but we had driven 2 hours in the snow to get there and paid $70. Anyway, this story isn't very short...So eventually after a lot of bad words shared between everyone we got down to the train, and Cam, Austin, and I were the very last people to get on the train...and as we are being yelled at to run as fast as we can to get on board, i grab the blankets, food, diaper bag, and Austin....while Cam grabs his coat. Now I'm trying my darndest to run to this train with clogs on in a foot of snow, all the while knowing that I haven't exersized in a year...so of course the sensible thing to do would be to start bawling at a time like this. It definitely draws sympathy...and some weird stares from people. Needless to say, it took us about an hour to calm down after we'd boarded the train...those smiles in the picture are semi-fake. Call me if you want the full story; it's really quite funny.

ZZZZZ

I have no idea why this is underlining, but oh well. I thought this picture was way cute. It was taken before Christmas one night when Austin was supposed to be eating dinner. I turned around and he was completely zonked out.