We ALMOST have the internet!

So I am not yet posting from home, but will soon be blogging from the comfort of my own home because we are FINALLY getting the internet! Greg called around for a couple days to find the best deal and we should be online on Friday.

What Beautiful Babies!

This is Greg and David admiring our little bundle of joy, Wallace. Oh, and that's David's son Taber. In this photo Taber was about a month old.

About two weeks ago on a Saturday we went with our good friend Mike and his sister Natalie out to the ice caves north of Rexburg. Garrett came along and we all had a blast slipping and sliding on the ice as we explored the cave. Its really amazing that it was 75 degrees outside, but we went about ten feet into the mouth of the cave and immediately the temperature dropped at least 20 degrees. From the mouth of the cave, you kind of hunch over and walk over some stones and BAM! There's the ice. From then on you have to slide and push yourself along the ice that forms on the floor of the cave. We took somebody's old skateboard and would take turns running and then jumping on the board to see how far we could slide. We had a great time and aside from the EXTREMELY rough road to get to the cave, can't wait to go again!

Embarrassing?

Ever had those moments you remember from your childhood that you just wish you could forget ever happened-or better yet, wish that they had NEVER happened. Well this is one of my not-so-proud-moments from my childhood that I had forgotten about till we went to Utah and stayed at my dad's. This is what Greg happened to find written on the wall.

Who is Jessica? Or Jesseka rather? That doesn't need to be disclosed, however, apparently I didn't really like her and decided to make it known to anyone who entered the dark recesses of our basement. Fortunately for me, Greg didn't find out my hateful tendencies until AFTER he sealed the deal. I knew I should have helped paint the downstairs when I was little. Now my secret's out.