However.
Turns out the Dora costume looks more like a 6 year old Go-Go dancer. Sorry Riv. The wig is just too weird. Not to mention the fabricated shoes. Yikes.

Back to the drawing board.
Feel the Dora Love.
"...men are that they might have joy." 1 Nephi 2:25--- The joyous happenings of two busy parents, one unruly four year old, and an adorable toddler.

Feel the Dora Love.


These next two pictures are my favorite! I chuckle just looking at the top one. Blake has him by the scruff of his neck and the seat of his pants,...kinda like he's throwing a drunk guy out of a saloon or something. Or a dad throwing his kid in the pool. It's just funny.
And the bottom one here. Blake is on the far left, all 200 lbs of him. Call me crazy, but I would not want to be running towards something like that.
Tyrell, no matter how sneaky you are, we can all see you are using the 'smile or I'll disembowel you' kung-fu move on Blake. Hey, it worked. Ps. would you update your blog already?! please?
Isn't my Mom's long hair so great? I adore it! Just lovely.


My favorite part was the Sacred Grove. It was absolutly peaceful with the sun filtering lazily through the trees. I want to go back. River's favorite part was the car keys. She loves keys all of a sudden. She has to 'unlock' the back door everytime we go out, and 'unlock' the trunk and car door. If Cameron or I unlock the car before she has chance to try it, she is furious. The upside is that, in the first video, the keys entertained her for at least 30 minutes while we were waiting for the pagent to start.







