Sugarhouse Park

Today we went to the Barns and Noble story time again. We learned about manners. The boys got a chart to make sure they use their manners through the week. Palmer is all about the charts.

We were lucky to have Aunt Heather with us today. She will be around for 2 weeks before she starts her job at Scout Camp.

Seriously concentrating on his Manners Sheet.

The treat was frozen Gogurts.

Lincoln loved the escalator, but he couldn't figure it out at all. Good thing Heather helped him. He is holding our book about Horses. That is what we are going to learn about this week. I am so amazed that they can sit through these books. They are just all facts and use big words. I am learning so much too.

Since we were by Sugarhouse Park we decided to check it out. Once again none of the ducks wanted our bread. Why are the ducks in Utah so overfed? Thank goodness for the Seagulls (did I really just say that?)

These ducks just slept through all of our efforts give them bread.

"Eat my bread ducks!"

At least this duck appreciated our bread!

Lincoln was showing me how the ducks stand on one leg. I took the picture when he fell over. At first he was sure that the duck only had one leg. 

There were all sorts of great climbing trees that Lincoln just couldn't resist.

And of course we had to go and play on the toys.

Cute Heather was such a great sport to push the boys on the swings.

My kids can swing for hours...the only catch is that they want me to push them for hours.

Lincoln loves the fireman pole.

There is a little river that runs through the park.

They boys took off their shoes and socks and waded in the water.

They loved throwing rocks in the water.

Gettin' big (I mean him not me...).

My three little blondies. Even I have a hard time telling them apart from the back.

Hunter never wanted to leave.

Palmer loved throwing these rocks into the water. 

Isn't this area beautiful?!