Play'n in the Snow

What's up everyone! Things are going good here for Cayden and I. This is the first winter that Cayden and I really like playing outside in the snow--that's because we're bigger. We've been playing at the park with our sleds. Dad helped us make a big snow slide by our driveway...it was as tall as Dad! Last weekend we were playing in our sand box, but it was full of snow so now we call it our SNOWbox. Our jeep was half burried in the snow. Dad had to dig out the door so I could drive it.

http://picasaweb.google.com/jones.keir/PlayingInTheSNOWBox
http://picasaweb.google.com/jones.keir/PlayNInTheSnow

Happy Snow Days!!

Love ya...Conner

!!HAWAII NOODLES!!

Hi everyone. We just want to let you all know that Conner and I

LOVE HAWAII NOODLES!!!!

It all started while we were in Hawaii. When we'd go out to eat Grandpa Jones and Dad would order Hawaii noodles (known to the rest of the world as saimin) and Conner and I would eat some.

When we got home from Hawaii Dad showed us that he knew how to make Hawaii noodles. Now Hawaii noodles are lunch every Sunday. And YES we use chopsticks just like the big guys do...and we're pretty good at it for 4 and 2 years old!

Check out these pictures of us slurping up Hawaii noodles!

http://picasaweb.google.com/jones.keir/HawaiiNoodles

Aloha...Cayden

Yellowstone

Tatonka Tatonka Tatonka!! We took a really long road trip to visit the tatonka in Yellowstone. We loaded up Dad's truck and drove to Auntie Tiffany and Uncle Don's house in Utah for a couple of days. Then we packed up and drove to Rexburg Idaho for Uncle Michael's graduation. We got back in Dad's truck and drove to Yellowstone to camp for a few days. When we got there one of the first things that we saw was a giant TATONKA!!

We helped set up our tent and get out our sleeping bags. I had a rope that I played with all weekend. Cayden kept getting ice out of the ice chest for a snack. We ate a whole lot of marshmallows with graham crackers and chocolate. We hiked around our campground and explored all kinds of stuff. There was even a big bridge that we played on. The day before we drove home we played at the lake...I thought that we were in Hawaii.

I was sad to leave because we were having so much fun with all our cousins, aunts and uncles, and especially our grandmas and grandpas.

Here are some more pictures:

http://picasaweb.google.com/jones.keir/YellowstoneCampingTrip

See ya later...Conner