Vernal Natural History Museum

On the Friday after Thanksgiving we drove to Vernal and took the kids to the Natural History Museum. This is the second dinosaur museum that we have been to in the last month. It was a really nice and interactive museum for such a small town. Sage got to dig for dinosaur bones and piece together some bones. They had huge models and Sage thought that they were pretty great.

Thanksgiving Dinner

We had a good Thanksgiving dinner with Jason's family. It was a small party, only 6 adults and two kids but we still had all the fixins and a good time.

Thanksgiving Football Game

We spent Thanksgiving up in Roosevelt with Jason's parents. They have a tradition of playing a football game in the back yard. It was a little different this year since there were only four adults playing and two little girls running around. Sage was a great asset to the team. She mostly stole the ball and then ran away with it so the game couldn't be played. During the huddle she would tell the guys "Okay you guys start it and I'll finish it." Jason played half the game carrying Hallie in his arms because she wanted to play. we were worried about whiplash because her poor little head was bobbing around so violently as he ran.

Eli Whitney Museum

We took these pictures outside the Eli Whitney Museum. We took the kids to make little homemade toys. Sage and Aidan made little mice and Carter made an electric car. Hallie just colored all over herself with permenent marker. When they were done we went on a nice fall walk around the museum.

Fall Picnic

We took the kids on a Fall picnic at a park near Alicia's house. There were leaves piled up everywhere and the kids had a great time piling them up and jumping in them. It was a great picnic, really, really cold, but fun.

Rub a Dub Dub Three Kids in a Tub

These are three cute kids playing in the bathtub at Alicia' house.

Acton Children's Museum

We took Hallie and Sage to the Acton Children's Museum. They had fun playing on a small train, a boat, and in a play kitchen.