365 March

Day 1- A beautiful winter morning.  {view from the backyard--Squaw peak mountain}

Day 2- Life stands still while jumping in the winter rain storm.

Day 3- March 14th Pi Day. Made miniature chocolate pies

Day 4- After church routine. Get undressed in mommy and daddy's room.

Day 5- Routine- never ending dishes.

Day 6- Spending the day at the Curiosity Museum at Thanksgiving point.

Day 7- Playing at Hillcrest Park. Ryker’s static hair made me laugh.

Day 8- Getting ready to go on a Father son date.

Day 9- Homemade St. Patrick's Day wreath. I love how it turned out!

Day 10- Day at the Aquarium.

Day 11- Playing at Hillcrest Park. Ryker is learning how to pump the swing. {phone camera}

Day 12- Reading books at Dessert Book. {phone camera}

Day 15- Saturday Multi-Family Moving Sale with friends. {phone camera}

Day 14- Walking home from church. {phone camera}

Kiwi

Kiwi was the only dog you ever knew.  We aren’t 100% sure why she died, but my Grmaps thinks it was either old age or, a couple of nights before she passed away, she was eating out of the neighbors garbage and that night she started to throw up uncontrollably. Saturday morning she could hardly move. Nana and Gramps kept checking up on her throughout the day and the evening and on March 14th, 2015 at 8:20 pm she passed away.

I told you and dad what happened to Kiwi and we had a good talk about what happens when someone or something dies. We went to bed and prayed for kiwi in heaven. After we read our books you looked at me and said, “I wuv you all the way to Kiwi and back.”
Kiwi was such a sweet, and loveable dog. She let you squish her. Your favorite thing to do with her was make her howl, lye down, and sit for a doggie treat. 
We can’t wait to see you again, Kiwi.

Utah Stem Fest

Friday morning March 27th, Nana called and told me about a fun activity at UVU's UCCU Events Center which was hosting a Utah Stem Fest and it's free all day.  {Where kids can engage in exciting hands on experiences with science, technology, engineering and math.}
 
We met daddy at the McDonalds on State Street around 3:30 pm and headed to UVU.
We spent nearly 2 hours exploring and playing with all kinds of cool science activities.
You had a dry ice bubble on you hand and it pops into a fog. You kept your hand out and got to do it 3 more times.

Putting a coffee paper in the tunnel and watching it fly around.

You drew a path for the little robot to follow.

You love all things skeleton..

and robots. You were so excited that one day you could make these robots.
Controlling the movement of the robot with you hand.

Jumping into a plane.

and a cement truck.

This was defiantly a successful activity.  We are thinking about homeschooling and this gets me so excited with all the hands on activities we could do for science. The best part is watching you learn about the world around you.