Everyday he has something new! It just makes me smile!
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Utah Arts Festival
We made a daring attempt at the Utah Arts festival this weekend! We had a great time, with much success. The funniest part of the whole thing is all the gear and crap we need to have for an outing! I took a picture of it just for kicks!
and here is the other! Loads of things in order to
There was the funnest kids section! The kids made
They had a place where we could play different
instruments. The three of them chose the violin!
AND, of coarse, there is the face painting! Ruth was
Jack was Spiderman.
What a fun day! My hat goes off to Colin. He is
not real keen on chaos, but manage to go the whole
day without giving me "the look!" For those of you
who know us will appreciate the valiant effort. I think
that our next outing is sure to be doomed. How could
it be as smooth!
Swimming!
Brotherly love!
For now these boys are crazy in LOVE! I am tempted to say there will come a day that they may feel different. (Maybe when she can take their toys!) As for now, we love this bundle!
Hank is ALWAYS wanting to hold, touch, kiss,
and love on her! SO fun!

Jack does too, but most of the time it is to copy his
big brother!
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Staycation
Where do I begin?
...Well, the flu bug hit the Wright home this week! Wow, what a whopper! So we decided to head up to the Glen, and ride it out up there. Instead of a big vacation, it was a little staycation! It was for the sanity of me and my kids. I didn't want them to go and play while they were contagious, and if they even thought about going outside the neighborhood joined. So we took a little jaunt. Here is what we did:
Ruby and I did a lot of laying around.
Jack loved the Alpine coaster. You couldn't wipe
Park City Resort is a destination for us every year.
We love the Alpine slide and the Alpine Coaster.
This activity is summer for us. Loved
it!
**I think that we have survived the stomach flu, but
my sanity will not survive the swine flu. So, as for us,
we may continue to lay low for awhile!
**Everyone think, "sanitizer and staying home if you are
sick!!:)"
Saturday, June 20, 2009
A great Companion for Eternity!
Happy Father's day, Colin!
Since I have had Ruby I have been a little sentimental. I am extremely sentimental about Colin this Father's Day. When I fell head or heals in love with him I had no idea what he really was and could become! He is an amazing father. As I think about the birth of each of our children and how it has shaped us the thing I draw on the most is the fact that we are in this together. What a great companion I have found in him! Thank you.
I am so grateful for the person that he is helping and pushing me to become. I have always been a pretty happy-go-lucky type, and he think's deeply. I am very grateful for that perspective. I think I know myself better because of him, and I know I know the Lord better because of what we have shared together. His perspective is good for me.
There is so much that he does for me that goes unnoticed.
This man changes diapers, wrestles, plays soccer in the backyard till he sweats, takes EVERY kid from here to Timbuktu to go swimming, coaches soccer, serves the Lord, works, 60 hour weeks, vacuums, go on late night craving runs with me, loves any bakery, dances (i don't need to say much more than that about dancing!), he is a big kid, teaches the kids, makes me breakfast in bed for Mother's day! He is perfect!...for me!
Thanks Colin, I love you, and I love what fun and excitement you bring to my life! Thanks for this little family and an eternity of fun!
Always a Daddy's girl!
Ode to my Daddy on Father's Day...
Although I will always be in debt to my selfless mother, their is a special place in my heart and life for my Dad. He is one of the greatest men I know. He is strong, funny, handsome, kind, caring, fiercely loyal, smart(sometimes too smart!), ambitious, hard-working, and all mine! I have great memories of him as I think back through the years. Here are some highlights:
- When I turned 16 he took me on my first date to the Mikado!
- My soccer coach for Lady Lightning
- He took me to instacare to get stitches, even though I begged for my mom to take me, I am glad that he was there! (Dad, do you even remember that?)
- He bought me a car for Christmas and wrapped it in a big red bow! Every girls dream!
- He took me on a week long trip to England, and he had to send me home all by myself! I was 16. He gave me a kiss on the cheek when he dropped me at the airport and the lady who was going to make sure that I got on the plane thought he was my boyfriend!!! FUNNY!
- He drove me all over cache county to take pictures for my County report. He bought me a cache valley cheese mug that I dropped and broke on the way out of the factory!
- He NEVER missed one game I cheered at. That includes USU and all the traveling with the team.
- He taught me to stick to something even though it isn't what you thought it would be and it isn't fun! (Junior year soccer)
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Where are you Summer?
Is anyone else wondering if you have moved to the Pacific Northwest? Well, I am! I want summer. No more of this rain thing. Here is what we have been doing in between summer thunderstorms:
Tonight we got the slip-n-slide out, and hooked
We have also made every craft we can think of, TWICE!
-SO-
Rain, rain, go away and come back next spring!!!
A long tradition of Clytie Adams!
I took dance from Clytie for 12 years and now Ruth is on her way! We had her recital last night. Everything was the same as when I was young. The location, the dances, the magician for the girls waiting to perform! It was a walk into my childhood! When you have moments like that you realize how great it was to be a kid, and you want to kiss your parents for providing such a magical world! I hope someday Ruth will be able to say the same thing about her childhood. Thanks mom, and dad for something sooooo great!
Kate, Ruth, Ellie
They were Cowboys this year. I have to admit I was disappointed. Clytie usually makes them look like little ballerinas.

My Ballerina!
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Coming Home
We came home from the hospital the other night. The kids were so excited to bring Ruby home. We were finishing up all the "hoops" you have to jump through to get discharged, Ruby was in her car seat ready to go, I looked at Ruth and she was crying. I asked here what was wrong and she replied, "I'm just so happy." What a sweet little moment we had as a newly grown family. I think she says it perfectly, "We are just so happy."
On several occasions since we have been home this weekend, I have gone into my room to find Henry laying next to Ruby just looking at her. He is so sweet, and these kids are in love. In his prayer on friday night he prayed that we could have "lots of adventures with Ruby." What a great thing to pray for. These little ones bless my life and remind me of the simple joys the Lord has given me.
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