Thursday, August 24, 2006

Palmer Turns 3

 Palmer is three years old!  He is trying to do three with his fingers in this picture.  
 This bowling set was his favorite (and Lincoln's too), they got a lot of use out of it.



 Balloons to a 2/3 year old is the best part of a birthday.
 This year we got Palmer a lot of things for pretending with.  We got a lot of great meals out of this set.

 Palmer has been super into cowboys ever since we saw the rodeo in Taylor Arizona.  We thought he would like to go "horseback riding" for his birthday at the Jensen Historical Farm.  
 He was a little nervous, but loved it. 




  Lincoln went after Palmer and he was so scared.  He was brave though and would ride it if dad held onto him.  



 After riding the horse, this cute farmer took Palmer to check for eggs.
 There was an egg!  Palmer got to keep it, but it didn't even make it to the car.
 Spaghetti for dinner.  This was one of the only things Palmer liked to eat.
 It was so fun to have Aunt Debby and her kids come up to Logan for the birthday.


 Chadra made Palmer this cute birthday card.



Palmer loved Thomas the Tank Engine.  The little train even went in circles on the cake.  We had the Nelson side over for cake and ice cream.  I can't believe he is already 3!

Lincoln really liked the cake and Kool-aid.  

Thursday, June 1, 2006

Hunty-Cakes

 Oh my goodness this boy quickly stole our hearts.  Every one of us was a little crazy for him.  When he was only a few months old, he would put his little fists on his face to help him fall asleep.  It was the cutest.

 He quickly gained weight, which was so great to help him develop.  He was such a cute little butter ball!
 Yep, he was the cutest.


 Most adorable smile ever!


 Those cute little boys!  Lincoln as always loves to give hugs.  He's the sweetest boy.

 Angel boy




 Every time I take pictures of this cutey, he opens his eyes super wide.
 Oh those beautiful baby blues.






 This balloon from Palmer's 3rd birthday was absolutely so mesmerizing to Hunter.  It kept him occupied for a long time.