Idaho in July

We got to spend 5 days at grandma Pammy's. The visit started with Aarons flight being canceled, followed by his luggage being temporarily miss placed. This did not slow the girls down. While I spent the day getting Aaron, the girls spent the day in town with grandma. They took advantage with shopping and ice cream. We made our way to the pilgrim day parade, swimming and later hit a movie with the cousins. Grandma also managed to squeeze in a pedi. Eli loved watching the train pass behind the house, he and B were super cute peeking over the fence. Aaron was able to help his dad with an electrical project. He has not been around to "help" since we moved, so he was very pleased to have been able to be useful.
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Next up Redfish Lake! This is my most favorite place EVER! Maybe because I have been camping here with my family since before I can remember, or because it is BEAUTIFUL! This year my girls skied with the boom. I was really surprised when they agreed, but they did awesome! Eli was fearless in the water. He fell in a few times off the back of the boat, didn't faze him in the least. Don't know if that is a good thing or not?



The trip was only suppose to be a week. But Aaron was in Texas the week before and headed to Florida after. So I figured I might as well hang back with my family. I got to stay with my sister for an extra 4 day which was fabulous! We made these super cute, super easy headbands. I came home with 8, we didn't go overboard at all! The girls did dress up with my 3 year old niece. Funny that colors aside, it works with the styles these days! We also got to spend an extra few days at my parents house. We kept busy with lots of crafting, roasting marshmallows on the porch and four wheeling. We rode up the mine hill with my dad the last day. The view is incredible, and the old mine buildings that are still standing are amazing.



Over all a very successful trip!