Larsen's Loop

I was so lucky this week to get to join Mimi on her first grade field trip.  We began by going to Harmon's grocery store.  We were treated to a full tour and enjoyed samples of  their yummy delicious food like shrimp, cookies, bread and even some frog eye salad. (Note to Tour Guide: maybe you should clarify what exactly goes into making frog eye salad- a boy in my group was loving the fruit, whipped cream and marshmallows, but then nearly threw up when he thought he'd bitten into some frog eyes. Thank goodness for napkins). Next stop was the park where we dined on our sack lunches together. Final destination was Farm country at Thanksgiving Point.  It was a beautiful day, and as you can see we saw all kinds of farm animals, including this adorable baby goat born just a week ago. The kids were all mesmerized when we noticed an egg start to hatch. It was in this warm little incubator which sported a sign that read, "Chicks coming soo...

So a friend in our ward just started her own business called Red Door Photography.  Kim is adorable and very ambitious.  Her family is raised now and she has an incredible talent for taking a great picture.  These are some that she did for a camp fundraiser.  I loved how they turned out.  So I thought I'd share them here.

This is Juan Pedro Valdez (aka. Caleb). He's available for hire for your next Fiesta. He's affluent in French and does a mean Macarena. So give him a call!

A must see for us each year, is Thanksgiving Point's Tulip Festival. Maybe we just have spring fever (since it's taking so long for warm weather to get here this year). But we so enjoy the smell of the hyacinths and the beauty of all the spring bulbs bursting with color this time of year.

My little ones wanted so badly to try out their new kites. They set out in our cold temperatures in hopes that the wind would be strong enough to launch their kites skyward.....No such luck. I will give them credit however for determination. They were outside running for well over an hour with those kites, when even a small gust blew through our neighborhood.