Well, since Brad's not a teacher, he unfortunately has to work during Megan's spring break. But he did take off Wednesday, and we called it our "Fun Day". We went to Provo and had a good time with the girls. We went to the Paleontology Museum just across from the BYU stadium. It's small, but free and fun.



Once a year Brad gets a birthday coupon from Tuchanos Brazilian Restaurant for a buy one get one free. Kids under 7 eat free, so it makes it so we can afford to take the whole family. It was a yummy lunch! Brad's just in heaven there. It sure is a popular place -it was a Wednesday, and we had to wait 45 minutes to get in.

I found a little hidden treasure in Provo. This building has like a mini Thanksgiving Point style garden behind it. You go through the building & sign their guest book and you just can wander in the back. It was beautiful and in Northern Utah things are just starting to bloom, so I'm sure when the trees actually have leaves it'll be super pretty. They have ton of rose bushes that will bloom later too. This first photo is of this AMAZING water fountain they have in the lobby of their building.






At the end of our day we shopped for some soccer clothes for Megan. This upcoming Tuesday will be her first game. After getting home from Provo she immediately tried on everything, and even asked us to get her the soccer ball for the photo. She at least looks like she knows how to play! We'll see if she even has a clue come Tuesday. Can't wait! :)

Last weekend we were up with Brad's family & we got to see his sister Becky & her husband and kids. (I got to see my niece for the first time that's now over a year old, and the whole weekend I couldn't get over how CUTE she was!!! I LOVED her!) Our girls had tons of fun because Brad's sister has 4 daughters. It was a house full of girls! While we were at his parent's house we got to see a baby calf get born!! We saw the front two legs and then the momma seemed to be stressed that so many of us were watching, so we went back inside the house so she could do what she needed to do. When we came back out the mom was licking her baby clean, and we got to see the calf learn to stand and take it's first steps! I WISH I would've just run inside and grabbed my camera, but I didn't. This photo is of my nieces and my girls looking at a baby calf that is 3 days old. At the time we had no idea we'd get to see a momma cow deliver 2 days later!