Disneyland was just the start of a very busy month for us. We enjoyed our time at home for the next week. We got back late Saturday night and had a short night before early church the next day. Patriotic little girls honoring Memorial Day!
We also had the rest of Daryn's birthday- cake and presents!
A big girl pedal bike for Daryn!
Sadly, Daryn suddenly started not feeling well and did not eat one bite of her very specifically requested dinner and cake. She did throw up 4 times, however, but thankfully it passed quickly.
So fun to celebrate this sweet girl over an extended period of time. More about Daryn at age 4 later.
Monday was spent at home, playing in the yard and the pool.
And learning how to ride bikes! She struggled at first with the pedaling but soon got the hang of it.
Madelyn had homemade ice cream for the first time- I think she was a fan, to put it mildly.
And she stands at the bathroom stool to get brushed (teeth and hair) now!
She continues to be the cutest thing ever.
The girls had their last t-ball game. They ended up missing almost half of the games because of cancellations and being out of town, but they loved it so much and it was a great experience for them. Definitely signing up again next year!
Cutest team ever and Coach Jason was great.
Reagan had her last day of kindergarten and I forget to get a picture except right before she got out of the car. (Yes, they had 3 more days after kinder graduation. Don't ask me.)
Sharon and her fam drove back to Provo for the week after Disney so on Friday we drove down and met them at Cafe Rio (after a stop at Marissa's. Catching up with her is the best!). This was the spot where Lance and I went on our first date nearly 8 years ago! He couldn't be there (the guy's gotta work sometimes apparently) so Reagan took the picture. How things change- and only for the better!
After lunch we took all the girls to a trampoline park. They all had a blast! Maddie really bonded with this tiny bump.
Until she got brave and climbed all over the big jungle gym.
Daryn finally tried the trapeze and wouldn't let go.
Reagan was her normal fearless self.
Next was a stop at Costco for a few things for the reunion and big frozen yogurts for everyone to split!
And last but not least, a short visit to BYU campus before the girls were completely worn out and it was time to drive home. It was so great to spend so much time with Sharon and the girls- I can only imagine how fun if they lived closer!
The next day, Grandma and Grandpa came to stay with us ahead of the family reunion the next week! So much excitement, so little time!





































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