Respect the Sleep Schedule!

My mom has been making fun of me for telling her this, but after everything that I read in that sleep book came true, I have learned it is important! She does a great job considering that Easton doesn't nap very well outside of his crib. Last Friday when she was babysitting she was running a lot of errands and he didn't get a nap all day. Tyson picked him up around three and brought him home. When they got there, Tyson set Easton down in the middle of the living room floor to let him play and turned around for a minute to put his phone and wallet on the table. He couldn't hear Easton so he turned around to see what he was into and this is what he found.

He slept here for an hour and a half! I texted this picture to my mom and she said, "Oops I guess I didn't respect the sleep schedule!" She was caught red handed.

Hunting

It's that time of the year again. Tyson drew a southern rifle tag this year which is just what he wanted. It worked out perfectly because we had fall break this week from school. Tyson, Easton, and I went down to Scipio Wednesday night after school and young mens and set up his parent's tent trailer. We spent Thursday and Friday looking for deer. Easton and I came home late Friday night because I had to work today (Saturday). Tyson's brother and dad came down just as Easton and I were leaving and they will all be there until tomorrow. We'll see if they have any luck!

We had a lot of fun, but Easton had a hard time because he couldn't play with anything that he wanted: dirt, fire, hot dog roasters, and the list goes on. I found out I could entertain him be giving him a banana. He can eat the whole thing!

Camo Boys

4 Wheeling (just in a circle around the campsite)

A bunch of deer we saw

The weather was so beautiful while we were there! The nights were cold but the days were 60s and 70s. It was so nice! If you've never been hunting, it involves lots of driving around so you get to see a lot of beautiful views.

One time the clouds were really low and we could barely see anything except what was right in front of us.

Easton and I got home around 11 last night and I had to work all day today. Kelsey and Danny watched Easton. They took him to the Bean Museum at BYU. Easton's had more deer than he can handle this week!

First Steps

Easton is growing up way too fast! He is learning to walk and he's doing so great! He is so much fun! On Saturday I was laying on the floor playing with him and Tyson came home from work and laid down by me. Easton came over to join in the spoon. He laid down in front of me and just relaxed. He loves it when mom and dad are home at the same time. He is sleeping so well and is drinking milk out of a sippy cup now. He's hardly a baby anymore! Here is a video of some good steps from Aunt Amanda to Uncle Thomas.