Mountain Home Visit

We spent this last weekend in Mountain Home with Nanny and Papa and all the cousins.
The weather was awesome and the kids spent most of the Saturday playing outside. 

Benson loves this little ride on car. He will start at the top of the driveway and ride it down the hill and down the driveway, going pretty fast. He loves it. It makes me pretty nervous. 

The boys also discovered Grandpa's old red truck and had a lot of fun playing inside of it. They were so cute all bunched up inside. I have a lot of memories with this truck- it's so weird to see my kids playing inside of it. 

Later, we celebrated Clark's birthday. Aunt Carol and cousin Rebecca actually came over for a visit and were there for the party too.
After the cake and presents, Aunt Carol played a family history game with the kids. She would ask a genealogy question and then when they answered, she would throw out candy and they got to collect the candy. They loved it and we heard some really fun stories about our ancestors.  

Then we all went outside to beat on Clark's pinata. The kids loved this!

Tucker had fallen asleep so he didn't participate, but the others had a blast and we gathered some treats for Tucker once they finally busted the pinata open. 

That night, Papa and Uncle Joseph built an awesome blanket fort for all the kids so they could have a sleepover together in the basement. 

They loved it. 

Look at these cute cousins. I love them.

And these handsome boys. 

Eventually most the kids fell asleep- both Tucker and Bailey ended up coming upstairs during the night and Benson slept in his crib because he wouldn't lay down in the fort. But they still all had fun. 

The next morning we all went to church. I love this picture of Uncle Johnny and the boys. He was keeping them happy before we left for church. Most of the time, Benson and Grant don't get along very well, but on rare moments they are so sweet together. 

We had a fun weekend all together. We always enjoy our time in Mountain Home. We sure with Nanny and Papa lived closer. Until next time!