Monday, October 12, 2009

Beck's Blessing

Yesterday we finally blessed Beck. It was such a great day, we had most of our family members there. Mark did a great job and luckily Beck behaved himself. He started crying as soon as they went up but then after a minute he fell asleep. Here are some pics of the day.


Of course uncle Jason was missing from the above photo so here is the "whole" family.
Me and Henley
Beck and Great-grandma Ruth
Our beautiful baby on his big day.
Henley was happy in this picture, Beck, not so much.
And everything else we've been up to.
Since I haven't posted in about a month here is a little bit of what we have been up to.
Henley helped aunt Kelsey and Grandma paint Kelsey's new room and furniture.
Just some cute kids
The life of a princess... This girl insists on wearing dresses almost every day. But lately she has wanted to wear dress-up clothes all day at home.
Like father like son.
Aunt Kelsey and Beck a few weeks ago.
I hope they call me on a mission...

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

The end of the summer

Here are the rest of the summer pictures that I forgot about. When we went to Snowbird with Mark's family it was Carter's birthday so we stopped at Chuck E Cheese on the way. This is now one of Mark's new favorite places and he wishes we had a Chuck E Cheese here.
Henley liked getting tickets and riding on the rides.

These pictures are from Snowbird. This one is at the top of the tram ride on one of the mountains.


Henley does not like to eat olives but now she likes to play with them.
Going to the fair is one of my favorite things about summer. It is not one of Mark's favorites but when we go with friends he doesn't mind as much.
Here is Henley looking at the goats.

Henley and her friend Parker.
Enjoying some cotton candy.



The next week we went up the canyon with my family for FHE.
Aunt Kelsey and Beck.
My adorable little boy.
Henley loved the marshmallows of course.

She tripped and fell down but when Mark went to help her this is what he found.
And this picture has nothing to do with anything but it sure is cute.

Wednesday, August 26, 2009

Snowbird Trip and Summer Fun


The first weekend in August we went up the Snowbird resort with Mark's family. It was a lot of fun. We went on the Alpine Slide (Mark fell out of Alpine Slide and got so battle wounds), went on the zipline, rode the mechanical bull, went up the mountain in a tram, and the kids got to play with Grandma. We also did family pictures which was especially great for us because I don't have a new family picture since Beck was born. Thanks to Mark's mom for watching both kids so Mark and I could go enjoy the activities.

The whole Huntsman family.


Our fam


The boys making fun of Carter's pose.



Henley and her only cousin Anya

Playing at the park.


The giant slide that the kids loved going on.



Also, since things have slowed down a little bit at work, Mark has got to spend lots of time with Henley. He said he is trying to steal her away from me. That will never happen she will always like me the best. Anyway, they have gone up in the mountains with the dogs, gone fishing, fed the ducks and built a fort. Mark even took her to Claire's (girl accessory store) when she stopped wearing Pull-Ups to bed. She has asked for her Daddy a couple of days when Mark has been at work, so she must really like both of us.

Henley wanted to play fetch in the backyard the other day. So we would throw something and she would pretend to be a dog and go fetch it. She ended up running right into the fence and biting her lip.
This was what I came home to last night. They were watching Alvin and the Chipmunks with popcorn in their "tent" as Henley called it.
Plus, we are so lucky because this is the other adorable face we get to look at everyday. Beck is now two months old. He is starting to make cute noises and he smiles and laughs all the time. He really loves Henley and tries to look for her whenever he hears her voice. He is the sweetest little baby and happy for the most part. He is sleeping good at night which helps keep me sane. All in all we couldn't be happier.