Friday - On Friday morning we all got packed up and we went to Waterton National Park. I remember spending many happy days in that park growing up and I wanted to visit it again. As we drove the weather was cloudy and rainy but luckily it cleared up by the time we got into the park. We went and sat by Waterton lake and ate lunch. When we finished with our lunch we decided to let the boys throw rocks in the lake. Apparently they weren't satisfied with that and they both ended up wading and swimming in the lake. I thought they were pretty brave, since the water was chilly.
Alan wading in the lake and showing us a rock he is going to throw.
Conner went swimming. As he started to wade out farther and farther, we just took all of his clothes off and let him go. He waded out to his waist once, but then he fell face first into the water and Reed and to go pull him out. That didn't stop him from wanting to go out again though.
Saturday - On Saturday morning Reed and I went to the temple while my parents watched the boys. When we came back we went to the air show. The theme of the show was "The Russians are coming". Some of the highlights were watching a pretend dog fight between 2 Russian planes and 1 Canadian plane, watching a lady stand on top of the plane while it was flying and the finale was watching the Snowbirds. It was neat to watch the Snowbirds fly in formation - it was almost scary how close they got to each other.
The announcer said that in some formations the planes were less than 3 feet from each other.
Below is a picture of 4 of the snowbirds flying at each other from different directions. At the last second they would flip onto their sides and skim by the other planes. It looked like they were going to crash until they rotated at the last second.
The result of spending an exciting afternoon watching the airshow and being out in the sun - both boys fell asleep on the way home.
That night my brother Reed and his girlfriend Jodie came over for a bar-be-que. They recently got a little beagle puppy named Ace. Ace is very cute and friendly - maybe a little over friendly sometimes. Both of the boys were a little afraid of him.