The Last Six Months

Keeping this blog updated is decidedly more tricky with a child. Particularly one who hates for his mama to be on the computer. So, here's the last few months worth of pictures and we'll try to be more consistent from now on.

Late last summer we went to the Utah State Fair. It was the first time for all of us, although Luke had been to one in California. It was fun!

Here is a picture of the butter sculpture. I believe they used the amount one could typically get from a Utah dairy cow in any given year. There were some other weird statistics, too. They have a sculpture each year, everyone should go check it out!

Peter loved the pigs. Here he is, pointing to the piglets.

Some samples of Utah's giant pumpkins.

Here's Luke reading to Peter and his friend Aaron.

Peter enjoying the boat he got for his birthday.

Peter enjoying his birthday suit. Aaron and Brigham are truly well-mannered friends. They were all smiles to see him and never said a word.

Luke trying to multi-task, reading the scriptures and holding on to our little wild man.

General Conference weekend with the Perkins. Peter was being as cute as it is possible to be. Love that boy!

Just like Dad.

Playing in the Tupperware with cousin Blaze.

Talking on the phone, his favorite pastime.

All people should have children merely to get pictures like this.

Peter playing with his friend Andrew.

Zonked out on Mom's lap.

He's happy to brush his teeth if we let him do it. Sadly, we always have to take over at some point to be sure of a thorough job, and he doesn't like that nearly as much.

Playing with his sieve cup. He was loving putting his hand out to feel the water streaming out.

A miraculous moment. Grandpa's magic finally catching up with him, a year into life.

Playing with his Williamson cousins in the tent Grandma set up for them.

Pint-sized furniture. Love it!

This boy loves spaghetti.

Getting ready for a winter walk.

The first video is of a unique eating habit Peter used to have, and the second is of us helping him to walk.

That just about brings us up to date, in pictures at least. But where is Christmas, you might ask? Or Halloween? Or Thanksgiving? Surely you took pictures at some of those! Well, it's possible there are some pictures of them, but I don't think we're responsible for any. How lame is that? We absolutely need to do better. However, if I find/acquire any more pictures, I'll certainly post them.