Anna with the kiddos. She did a great job with them. 
Kylee was particualary upset when she had to leave. Maybe it was because she liked having a person she could call Nana (Banana) and everyone seemed OK with it. Actually, I think she just likes having her Aunt Anna around. Brayden spent a lot of time with his friend Ella this week.
My dad also stopped by for a long lay-over to New York. It was an awseome day! We went bowling (I was feeling left out after Brayden's bowling last week), saw Horton Hears a Who (I surprisingly give it two thumbs up!), and ate dinner at Cheddars. 
I took Anna to Merritt's Bakery-twice. She wants to open a similar business one day, so it was business research. Really.
During a game night, little Miles spit up all over himself. Being the gracious hostess that I am, I offered to get him a clean outfit. What do you think? Taylor would never have let me do this to Brayden.
After Sunday conference, we started to get Brayden's back pack ready for the next day. His teacher is in need of some sand, so it was an excuse for all of us to go outside. It was mid to upper 70's today.
We had lunch between sessions with Sister and Brother George and Mrs. Moore. It was Thanksgiving dinner and it was delish. She also gave the kids some bubbles, which Kylee LOVED. I have been depriving her of bubbles; I don't think I got them out once last year. I guess bubble season is beginning again.
After Sunday conference, we started to get Brayden's back pack ready for the next day. His teacher is in need of some sand, so it was an excuse for all of us to go outside. It was mid to upper 70's today.
We had lunch between sessions with Sister and Brother George and Mrs. Moore. It was Thanksgiving dinner and it was delish. She also gave the kids some bubbles, which Kylee LOVED. I have been depriving her of bubbles; I don't think I got them out once last year. I guess bubble season is beginning again.
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