Bear Lake 2010

The company Josh works for does a weekend in Bear Lake. I was crossing my fingers that McKay would be okay. Being in one cabin with everyone I worry about excessive cry ya know? Luckily he was a little gem. I didn't get any pictures of the first day because it was raining on and off. I stayed in the cabin with McKay while the boys and Josh had a ball on the boat.

So this is the end of the first day. Josh was very cute feed McKay giving me a little break. Josh was pretty excited that we got to finally put McKay in this cute Utah State warm up suit his sisters gave us when McKay was born.

Luckily I did get a few pictures. Some evening golfing.

Dad and McKay hanging out. We didn't bring any socks for McKay and it was pretty cold. Luckily one of the very prepared mothers that came with us let us borrow some (thanks Kiersten!) so he didn't freeze his little toesies.

Hunter loves golf.

As do Lincoln and Palmer.

I think the 4-wheelers were the highlight of the trip for the boys. The loved them and whenever they were going, they wanted to be on them.

I caught each of them at different times just hanging out on them.

Hunter liked them so much he even ate his dinner on one.

The boys also loved the "taco tube". I wish that I had seen them on it. Josh said it was hilarious and that they were all very brave and had a blast.

We had a fun fire, played a little night soccer, and made s'mores.

The kids played and ran around to their hearts content.

Josh's boss Kerry helping Palmer roast his marshmallow.

Sad to say that is the last of the pictures I got of our trip (except the "Bear Lake Monster"). The next morning Lincoln woke up sick. He was throwing up and pretty miserable. The boys were so sad to go home. Palmer woke up with it the day after. Oh well, it was fun for the day we were there.

This is a paper mache "Bear Lake Monster". Palmer talks about this guy all year long. He is actually very scared of him. This head is attached to a barge with picnic tables on it. I don't know that I have ever seen them use it. I have been to Bear Lake quite a few times in the last 15 years and this guy is always parked in the same spot. He is totally falling apart, but Palmer believes that he is real and that he goes out on the lake. Finally we went close up so Palmer could see that the thing is totally falling apart and even if someone put him on the water he would sink! I am hoping that we convinced him and that he is done being scared of him.