Monday, May 31, 2010

Harrison Hangout

You can't beat having hamburgers on the grill. Yum. For our Saturday night activity we were all over at Willie's dad's house. Grandpa and Grandma Jean came over, all the kids were in attendance. Parker and Lincoln had fun with Uncle Jake and Aunt Terrah. Aunt Kim even helped out with the train tracks, perhaps she has a fascination for trains too. :) We had a good time visiting and eating. It's nice when we can all be together. Times like this remind me of what it will be like in the Eternities.This is one of my favorite pictures because we are all together. Maybe everyone isn't in the picture but it shows good times.Terrah and Parker showing their love. I think Parker likes Terrah.Tori playing with fun kid toys.Oh what beautiful girls. The Harrison girls are so much fun. I'm happy to have them as my sisters.Watchin' the game.Oh so yummy food.

Time with Tori

I think it has been long enough. We haven't seen this beautiful baby or her parents for almost two years. The last time we saw Rachel and Jared was at their wedding in Houston. They had Tori last August and we finally were able to meet this sweet little girl. I think that with some careful planning from her mom and dad and with the help of her adorable looks, our camera became attracted to her. We were able to take many pictures of Tori, most of which won't be posted.Very conveniently the three kiddos sat down by each other for their first cousin shot.We don't mind little girls in our family, they are so adorable.We love you Tori and hope to play again with you soon.

Bowling madness.

My sister, Jess, had a few free passes to go bowling. The last time we went I think that Parker had been sick and Lincoln was really little. This time the boys were ready. They were so cute with their bowling shoes and matching outfits. We had so much fun with all the kids. Parker really loved the game. He would jump up and down when he pushed his ball down the lane. Lincoln picked up on this pretty quick and he too decided to try to jump up and down when he pushed his ball.

This is one picture with many of the kids in it, we never did take one with all of them. It really would have been a cute picture; the girls in their pink Weber State shirts, the Fry boys in their look-a-like Cars shirts and my boys in their monkey outfits. We did not plan to have them all dress similar.
Lincoln watching Uncle Ben's ball go down for a strike, okay maybe a spare.Green, green, green. I love the stage Jordan is in. She is always trying to pose in a fun way. She keeps life entertaining.Mckinley and Jess. Logan ready for another turn.Dax and Logan. Kaylee going for an all time high of how many balls you can get stuck in the gutter. Who knew it could happen with the pop-up bumpers and the walker-looking thing to get the ball rolling. What a cheeser. Lincoln pulled this face on purpose. He's becoming quite the funny guy.
Can't go bowling without some stylish shoes.
Can you believe that Jess got a strike on this turn? Wow what a mom!aThis was our best family photo. Lincoln I think was beginning to get sad that we were preparing to go home.After the game was done Parker was extremely disappointed that we had to leave. He really wanted to stay to go bowling. We did have a nice dinner that night at Iggy's. Once again Jess had a few free kids meals. She is loaded with coupons or free deals, guess it pays to be a teacher.

Wednesday, May 26, 2010

Golfing with Grandpa

We told Parker that Willie would take him golfing when we went to Utah. Too bad we can't take the boys to the golf course until they are six years old. Luckily we could take them miniature golfing with Grandpa Kim. When we arrived there were no cars in the parking lot. We went up to pay and found that it was on an honor system during the day. We paid our price and enjoyed the golfing. Lincoln enjoyed holding onto two balls most of the way, then we went back and grabbed a club for him to practice with. To my dismay Parker picked out a purple golf club and a purple golf ball. For those of you who don't know me really well, purple is not my favorite color. This is one of my least favorite and yet somehow my oldest little boy loves this color.
I think that in the end Grandpa Kim won, with a little help from the 'real' number one leader (Parker). Parker likes to get the ball in the hole. His scorecard showed a 'hole-in-one' for all holes.

A family wedding

Terrah and Jake Smith. Married May 13th in the Logan Utah Temple. We love having Uncle Jake in the family now. These two love birds were absolutely in heaven on their wedding day. Terrah and Jake have known each other longer than Willie and I. I remember one of my first dates with Willie, we went to Bear Lake and he had Terrah and Jake with him. Their marriage is built on their friendship and their love. Congratulations you two.My handsome hunk.Kim and Charlene.The Harrison side of the family. I didn't get a picture of the Smith side.Three beautiful happy girls.The happy couple, wait. . . yes we are a happy couple but perhaps not quite as happy as Terrah and Jake were that day.Sadly the niece and nephews weren't cooperating as well as we had hoped. Okay so the boys weren't cooperating. This was perhaps the saddest moment of the day.An attempted family photo in front of the Logan Temple. Too bad our boys didn't get their naps and full bellies, we'll work on it for the next wedding.

Uncle Jake.

Trains. Trains. Trains. We are so glad that our new Uncle Jake has the same fascination for trains as our little boys. Jake had many sets of trains that he let the boys play with. Because Parker can voice his thoughts we know that this was a big hit with him and I'm sure Lincoln too. Cousin Tori even joined in on the boy fun. She learned to love cars and trains. I enjoyed watching our little guys play with their new uncle who isn't really too new to the family, Jake's been around for some time now. Parker would tell us that he wanted Uncle Jake to come with his trains, wherever we were. Jake, when will you be in Atlanta with your trains?