The two Preggo Ladies kickin' it. I'm 36 weeks, Lindsey's 28 weeks.
Acacia the hiking pack. She loved being in this pack. We found this pack at a neighborhood garage sale that we happened to drive past. It cost us $15-so worth it!
Luca got pretty good at casting and was very proud of himself every time he got a good "bite". He enjoyed fishing so much that he keeps asking when he gets to go again. He was such a good sport and extremely patient.
Luca, Acacia, Hayden & Brooklyn after our few hours at the fishing pond. We got a lot of fish and had a yummy time eating them. It was the general consensus that pond fishing was great for the kidlets, but stream fishing was much more enjoyable for the adults.
Tony teaching our little girl how to fish. She was fascinated by the fish we caught and she even liked eating them too.
I was the only one willing to help the boys clean the fish. It's a pretty nasty job, but someone has to do it.
All the munchkins burned out and full from lunch.
Our little family in front of South Lake. Isn't it beautiful. Why can't the desert be that gorgeous? Acacia fell asleep in the car.
Tony thought it would be nice to have a picture of my 36 week "Big Fat Belly" at the lake. So there we are--Baby in tow at South Lake.
Luca and Hayden after their long hike. They are such cute little buddies, but can be a bit competitive with each other. . .typical boys.
After falling off the top bunk (twice) in Lindsey's Dad's trailer, Luca joined us in the tent. He looks pretty out of it eh? I guess falling off the bed twice in one night can really wear a little man out. He was a champ about the whole thing, but he sure did have some good bruises on his back and side as evidence of his battle with the bed.
Acacia had a pretty rough time one night. She screamed for about 30 minutes straight in the middle of the night. We tried rocking her, soothing her and cuddling, but nothing seemed to work. Tony went around the campsite walking her, but she just kept screaming. Finally I convinced him to take her for a drive and eventually she calmed down enough to go back to sleep. We don't know what that was all about, but it isn't the first time it happened hasn't been the last either.
