In other amusement ride news, you got to go to your 'best buddy's' birthday party last Saturday at Jungle Jims. You just love seeing and hanging out with Josh, I wish we lived closer to him. You had a great time and got a little sad when we had to leave, I think you know that you won't see him much anymore. You're social kid that I'm sure that it won't be long until you have another best buddy, but Josh was your first!
You went to your first real baseball game. Not Fenway real, but Bees real. We went with the Lafeen's (and the auto shops) for the 24th of July to see the fireworks. I'm not sure how much you really followed the game for you would watch for short periods of time and you were always VERY excited when the scored or made a play (which was a lot during this particular game). I think you may have liked the ice cream and cotton candy the best, but you enjoyed the night.
We've been practicing eating school lunch and you let me take a few pictures before church and you were by far the best behaved kid during the Hardcastle cousin photo shoot. Well, Charlotte was pretty good, but she wouldn't smile for anyone!
We went up to Mirror Lake over the 4th of July to beat the heat and most of the crowds. You love hanging out with your family and being in the mountains, AND you had an awesome experience and caught a live fish with a net. I'll add the video here, but I should translate. You were playing in the creek with a buttery fly net and had caught a number of dead fish parts. (People were obviously gutting and cleaning their fish just up the way a bit). You were pretty impressed with the heads or the tails you were 'catching' and then a live fish happened to make it's way into your net. You were pretty excited.
I fish story from Melanie Lafeen on Vimeo.
One last thing... Dad has been working with you on your bike for a while. You've had it for a few days, but I finally went out and took some video. You haven't quite mastered the breaking part, but you're pretty good just cruising down the road.
Hyrums bike from Melanie Lafeen on Vimeo.