I think our new 'spot' for the Anderson family fall picnic is going to be second dam. It isn't very far into Logan canyon...they picnic areas are nice, there are potties (a must with all the children), walking trails, plenty of ducks to feed and we can fish too!
These girls were so excited. We went on a Sunday afternoon after church. So for the next couple of weeks after the picnic they would say, "So, after church we're going on another picnic, right?" They were mad once they figured out it wasn't going to happen every Sunday. They loved everything. The food, the exploring, the ducks, and they love to pose for pictures.
The ducks are definitely NOT hungry once our group leaves!
I love that my grandparents are still able to take little adventures. I am lucky to have such stellar genes running through me! Little Jack is walking about. He takes the tiniest steps that I have ever seen. He is super careful! Blake & Griffen need to work on their smiles for next time. Teenagers!
I felt like I said, "Where's Lexi?!" a bajillion times. She was EVERYWHERE. She visited with everyone, followed whoever was going on a walk, and had a blast. Caleb got to do a little bit of fishing. But fishing is so boring unless you get a bite within the first 5 minutes.
Casey eventually got a fish on his line and all the kids thought that was pretty neat. Luke was terrified to touch it. It also took that little guy about an hour or so to stop crying. Is social anxiety hereditary? He sure didn't want me to leave him. I was sitting by him on a rock away from everyone and I thought it was safe to walk away to get my drink. I stood up and he put his hand on my leg and said in the sweetest little voice, "No no mom. Sit down." So, I sat. He then leaned in and said, "Give me a kiss." Adorable little schmoozer!
I love when Eva gets to play with my group. She is so excited to get together. Could her smile be any bigger?
Yet another successful picnic. This time EVEYRONE was there! Happy fall!!


































