Happy Haunting

The witches are in.

Our Cheshire pumpkin.

I couldn't resist. You're only pregnant once...or three times.

And I'd just like to add that baby is the size of a squash this week, isn't that theme-appropriate?

Saving Room...

Don't ask me why I decided to make these yummilicious nuggets of heaven the night before my pregnancy diabetes test. Here's to hoping they don't call back because I'm not really sure I have three hours to spare. Our friends brought toppings of coconut, nuts, Reese's, and candy corn, in addition to our caramel and chocolate. Can Macintoshes please be in season year round?!?

This Sunday was the primary program...so fun to enjoy all the cute kiddos! Ella's seat happened to be in the bishop's chair and she said her part perfectly: "Jesus Christ was resurrected." Of course, that is, after telling the helper teacher to "please not tell me my part because I don't need help, I already know it."

P.S. We experimented with hair here. Instead of braids the night before, we did little buns all over her head. It was very full when afternoon church rolled around and turned out Sunday appropriate--but let's just say, when she woke up she might have passed for a member of the Jackson 5.

Weekend Time

Saturday we took the bikes up to Zion for a little fall bike ride. We biked up to the lodge, rode the bus to the Riverwalk, and rode the bikes back down. It hasn't gotten chilly here yet, so it felt like a late summer pleasant afternoon. We'll have to try again in a few weeks to hit the changing leaves.

We discovered a secret waterfall alcove off the beaten path. I can't tell you where it is, but here's a clue.

Where's Waldo...can you find Ella?

Gotta love Avery's signature smile: Miss Squinty Eyes.

And last weekend, Bryson's sister Melodi got married.

Life has gotten pretty crazy lately with me starting a new job with the St. George convention and tourism bureau and Bryson's job being on a roller coaster of ups and downs. We are along for the ride, but Saturdays are treasures.