We are regulars at the city pool and have been spending most of your days catching the rays...
When we aren't being beach bums (or should I say pool bums) we are out having fun. Amanda and I took the kids to Discovery one day and let the wild animals run free...
Eden LOVES this place. She just kept telling me "My happy" all day long. She ran after the boys, fought for toys and had herself a right nice time.
Eden was ALL over the kitchen area this year...nevermind the water like last year. She was focused on getting the house clean that was constantly being ripped apart by kids.
She also loved the giant horse this year. Last year she would not go near it. This year she wouldn't get off of it. I literally had to pry her off kicking and screaming. Discovery had a new exhibit for the summer called "PLAY". It was more for the older kids but Eden just ran around after the boys smiling and squealing. She was in heaven.
They also had this section of what, looked to me, like giant foosball players with voice alternaters...I dunno, but the kids loved screaming into them and sounding like robots.
Of course we couldn't leave without climbing all over the Life Flight Helicopter.
Another day, Eden and I had a date. We went to lunch and took a train ride to Ogden. We were running late and we hadn't eating lunch and so we ran to McDonald's and jumped on the train just in the nick of time.
we enjoyed the scenery and ate our lunch, while Eden pointed out every thing she could see...pausing only to pump her arm and shout "CHOO CHOO" loud enough for all travelers to hear.Once we arrived at our destination, we grabbed our bag of stale old hot dog buns and headed to visit grandma at WSU. We met our other best friend Bennett and served the WSU duck some lunch.
Like that outfit? Oh yeah, we have entered the stage of "My do it!" and she always wants to dress herself. This might be my favorite outfit thus far.
When we aren't laying by the pool, hanging out with friends or going on lunch dates, we are supporting our amazing Pa and all that he does to uphold the Hutchison Moto "We are Awesome"
In his ripe young age of 51, he booked it up Little Cottonwood Canyon on his bike for the Snowbird Climb. The goal of most riders is to finish in under an hour. My dad did it in 61 minutes. He shaved 3 minutes off this time from last year but was bummed he didn't break the hour mark. Next year Pa, next year!
When we aren't doing ANY of the things I mentioned, we are getting ready for a BIG event that's only weeks away....can you guess? Well, you'll just have to stay tuned, but let's just say...late nights have been had.













































































