September/ beginning of October

September was full of beautiful weather and lot of running around for us. 

Addi did Fall ball this year. She was old enough to do Coach pitch. There was no one that would would be her coach, so her wonderful dad signed up for the job. At first she didn't know how to share him, but learned quickly what it was all about. She was the only girl on the team. We had 2 games a week usually. It was fun cheering her on. 

This little one rolled over at about 3.5 months from her belly to back. She has rolled back over from that just a few times. She loves tummy time. 

Our good friends adopted a little African American baby girl. I watched their other kids while they went to the hospital to see her. Lainey Workman is about 3.5 months younger than Emmy. It was so fun to see a tiny tiny one again. 

We enjoyed a great session at the Draper temple. We haven't been able to go together as much as we would like since we don't get babysitters very often anymore. But we soaked up that wonderful feeling there that day. 

These 2... LOVE each other. I hope they stay that way. 

Then there are these 2... They are mischievous sometimes. I was making dinner and I come outside to them with water and towels by them. I asked them what they were doing and they said they were washing Old Barn so dad could pay them. I giggled and told them to keep cleaning. 

Then they took a little spin in their own truck. 

Emmy has found her tongue. She always smiles now with it sticking out. 

Riding his big boy bike. 

This hat he picked out all my his self at the store. He is such a little stud muffin. 

And of course they HAD to ride the train at the mall. 

These 2 cuties were due the same day and were born 1 day apart. Miss Eliza is doll. 

For preschool Parker got to go to the firestation. They put on this adorable play to show the kids the dangers of fire and what to do. Parker got to be a helper for a minute. He was in heaven and was super attentive. Emmy was the perfect little baby, she slept. 

Addi with the BEST coach. 

Parker got to do an itty bitty ball where he learned different sports. He did soccer, basketball, football, and baseball. His favorite was soccer. He loved the one on one time with his dad. He was so proud to get a trophy at the end. 

My mom was a gem and watched the older kids while we went on a date. I desperately needed a pedicure and my sweetie was happy to oblige. This wasn't his first pedi either. 

The first weekend in October we went down to Gunnison to celebrate Ty's Grandma Jensen's 100th bday. Yes, that's right 100!!! She is still all with it as well. She loves Ty. He always makes her laugh. 

Most of her great grandkids

Most of her grandkids 

We also got to go to the pumpkin patch of one of Ty's great uncles and pick out a pumpkin. Parker had a measuring tape and had to measure his. It was 6 feet, so he said.