18-Months-Old

So Adam is now 18-months-old.  It is hard to believe that he is so old.  He had his doctor's check up and he is now 27 pounds.  The doctor said he has a big head (which would explain how hard it is to get some of his shirts on) and that he walks a little funny (but I think that is just his weird walk that he likes to do).  But all in all he is healthy and happy.

Adam has been liking stuffed animals more lately.  Here he was giving the dog a kiss,  It was really cute.

We had a family day at the park.  There is a nice walking path for people.  Adam didn't want to sit in his stroller but wanted to walk like a big boy.

Playing in the swings (He likes his legs like this; it isn't my fault).

Adam is a mama's boy.  But he also really loves his dad.  Will can always get him to laugh.

Look at that smile.

This is probably my favorite recent picture of Adam.  Whitney was trying to make a hat but pretty much gave up.  Rachel wanted to keep working on the hat but accidentally took it off the ring.  After Adam's diaper change it became his hula skirt.  We all laughed and Adam was happy to be the center of attention.

We love our 18-month-old baby.  He brings such joy to our lives.

A Trip to Utah

We went to Utah last weekend to be part of a graduation and baby blessing.  The drive was long, but the kids did really well.  And we had a lot of fun being together with so much family around.  (The only bummer was that Will had to stay home and work).

We stayed at Erin and David's house in Lehi for the trip.  Here the girls get to paint their fingernails.

Whitney and all the kids really spent a lot of time in the playroom.  This is what I need when we buy a house so the toys can all stay upstairs.

Before Michael's graduation we had a little picnic.

At the graduation, Michael shaking hands with professors.

I like this picture of Michael and Allison and little baby Annabelle.

On Saturday we went with Kylee and Chas to look at some tiny houses they are considering buying.  The houses were less than 300 square feet but they had all the essentials.  Kind of interesting to look at them but there is no way our family could live in one right now.

This was after Annabelle's baby blessing.  There was a big dinner of Hawaiian haystacks that my mom and Allison's mom prepared.  It was yummy.

We took cousin pictures.  These are all of my parents' grandkids under one roof.

It wouldn't be a complete trip to Utah without visiting Grandma and Grandpa Keeler.  Here grandpa shows the kids a little science experiment with a balloon, a bottle cap, and a c.d. Adam was a little afraid of this for some reason.

We have such wonderful family.  I am so glad that we were able to make our Utah trip.  I wish we could have hung out with everyone even longer.