Easter Weekend

All Smiles and ready to go!

DON'T LET GO OF ME MOM! Oops, I let go of him.

Aunt Susan and Torrey skiing the tree trails. The kids were so cute. All they wanted to do was ski in the trees. I remember that is how I was when I was younger.


Tyson and Torrey skiing next to each and getting ready to go off a jump!

Colton likes skiing with daddy better than mommy because daddy does not let go. He loves to ski in between our legs and then pretend that every 10 feet there is a jump. Let's just say, we got our workout skiing with this kid.

Ready to go home! Again, all smiles.

Easter morning. It kind of felt like Christmas. The kids wanted to wake up early and see what we in their baskets!
Porter was the first to find the eggs. He is so cute. He would shake the eggs to make sure there was Candy in them and then he would throw the egg to get it open. He ate lots of Jelly Beans and let's just say I was nervous the entire day that he was going to choke. Thank goodness he did not. But he did drool a LOT!


Ready, Set, LETS GO find those eggs. There was tons of snow at my parents house so the easter egg hunt was inside this year. But no worries, there was tons to be found hi and low.


Grandpa is always trying to get all the candy. Good job Torrey for pushing him out of the way.

Easter weekend was tons of fun. Listening to General Conference, skiing, and scrap booking (well not from me, but from my sister and my mom). Clint made a wonderful ham (good job Maradel for teaching your wonderful son how to cook), my mom and I made two different kids of potatoes, frog eye salad, and yummy rolls. Dinner was delicious. It was wonderful to cook next to my mom. We don't get to do that too often and I am sure when I was growing up that my mom thought that would never happen. I did not like to cook and I did not like to eat what my mom cooked, even though she is a wonderful cook. I was spoiled. But now I love to cook, but I especially love to bake. My bread making skills are getting better, so hopefully soon I will not be so intimidated by it.