SuperChase To The Rescue

It was a beautiful Sunday afternoon and the leaves were changing in the mountains, so naturally I wanted to take some family pictures. We roped Cami into taking pictures for us. I had the great idea of taking the dog to get a few pictures of him and the kids together. Well, apparently everyone else decided to enjoy the Fall day as well. We got trapped in a long line of people waiting just to get into the canyon, the dog smelled, and someone started to get a little carsick. Perfect time to take pictures! We stopped at the first place we could see...no fall colors, but still the beautiful Aspens. I had great intentions of changing Scout's dress and of course she wouldn't let me. There was fighting amongst the little ones, multiple dog mishaps, and Cami's sweet newborn had a blowout. Oddly enough, it was a fun little adventure that I'm grateful I have stored in my mom-brain now. However, we may have to try this again. Enjoy some of the ones that probably won't make it to our wall.

Never ever thought that I would take a family picture with my dog in it. Summit can thank Dave for that. =)
My infamous sleepy look. I totally could have been a model. Linc is mad because he can't stand by his dad. Just keeping it real folks. This is us.

Trying to get a candid shot. Summit is actually in the middle of running toward the kids.

A brief moment before Summit knocks Scout over while running by her. Good times.

Scout threw a fit when she didn't want Lincoln to stand by her, and of course this resulted in a little squabble. It just happened to be caught on film right as she whacked him on the back. Since Lincoln was okay, I feel that I can share this photo of him getting it. Unfortunately, this is an extremely classic moment in their relationship.

Brief moments of their love for each other.

We have done a lot in the past 7 months. We've had four birthdays, summer camps, a dog (and vet bills)growing, visits to California, St. George, backyard renovations, and a whole lot of swimming. Cousins, friends, and fun...what more could two little ones ask for?!