Happy Halloween

I hope you all had a Happy Halloween! For Brockston's first Halloween he was the cutest little monster in town. We had fun at our ward Trunk or Treat. We were the only ones that decorated our trunks! How silly is that? Isn't that the point? Well, we had fun anyway and some of the kids enjoyed making a basket in our hoop. The Jazz theme was an extension of Nate's crazy Jazz Man costume. Anything to wear a wig! :)

Brockston had to try on the wig!

For dinner we had Mummy Pizzas. They were super easy, yummy, and I think they turned out pretty cute! I just used English Muffins, sauce, string cheese, and olive slices for the eyes.

And of course it just wouldn't be Halloween without sugar cookies shaped like pumpkins and ghosts!

"Twinners"

This is what I came home to. Like father - like son. Or in this case it may be the other way around. Nate wanted to be like Brockston so he matched his outfit to be like him!

New Decorating Idea

Instead of having pictures of Brockston around the house we thought the real live version would be better. Who wouldn't want this little guy sitting on their entertainment center?

Moab

Nate took the week off so we thought it would be fun to spend a couple of days in Moab. We had fun hiking in Arches National Park and enjoying the crazy weather. It was nice and warm one day with a bit of wind and cold and rainy the next. Brockston was a trooper and did awesome on all of the hikes we did. He enjoys the carrier but he has to be facing forward so that he can see what is going on. It was fun to see everybody's reaction to him as we hiked past. He was the star of the trail and made everyone smile. We're glad other people think he's pretty cute because we sure do!

Group Shot...

Isn't that beanie the cutest?

Pink nose from the cold air...

B-Rock's preferred way of hiking...

Who knew we'd find a water fall in the middle of the desert?

Nate and an arch

Mommy and B-Rock

Hiking...

Caught in the rain...

When we reached Delicate Arch it was windy. I'm sure it's always windy up there but it was REALLY windy. It honestly felt like you were going to get blown away. Brockston did NOT like the wind and wanted to get down. Here's a little video clip Nate took while we were up there. You can't hear Brockston cry because the wind was so loud.

All in all it was a great trip, a lot of work with a 9 month old, but well worth all of the memories.

Never Too Young

We've adopted the policy of you are never too young to start working, especially in the family business because that's how Nate and I were raised. Brockston had the opportunity to help us cater my family's company party. Just so there's no confusion, Joe Morley's catered the Dallas Green company party. Unfortunately B-Rock wasn't much help but we did walk him through the set up and showed him the order of the food - coleslaw is always before potato salad. Maybe next year he'll be hauling the coolers around.

Go Cougars!

B-Rock's went to his first BYU football game. He did pretty good. If only they would have...but we won't go there!

Busy, Busy Bees

OK so I know it's no excuse, but we've been super busy and when I'm not busy Brockston is busy getting into stuff so I've neglected my blog. But hopefully this new post will make up for it.

So what have we been up to? Well the whole summer we've been working towards putting our yard in. We still have a ways to go, but we went from this...

Helping Daddy on the skid loader...

Yep, count 'em that's 12 pallets of sod...


To this...

Yeah for green grass and for all the help from our families to get it in! One project down about a million to go. Oh the joys of home ownership!