Juno

Baylee's Baptism...

The first weekend in June we headed up to Bremerton, WA to visit the Anderson clan. Their youngest, Baylee was getting baptized and Todd & Jacki, Josh & Les and ourselves decided to make a weekend out of it. It was a fun couple of day, just hanging out with everyone and enjoying the beautiful weather & town that they live in. They have a fun yard with a tree house & a trampoline, so the kids were in heaven.

Here a few pictures (Mostly from Monica's camera, thanks chica!) of a fun little place we went to on Saturday afternoon. It's right by Bremerton Foot ferry dock. Maybe next time we visit, we can take the ferry into Seattle :)

So the water would get full and every couple of minutes it would spray water all over.
Kids LOVED it!

What cuties!!!
Soy, Ashlyn w/ Quinn, Bayee, Chase w/ Finn & Courtney w/ Gwen


Soy boy

A picture of one of the ferries...

Cute Baylee!

Courtney & Gwen

Sisters, Monica & Jacki

Oh' man! I think these two could possibly pass for twins... what do you think?

Finnigan! Look at his face :)

Oscar just chilling!

He's hungry... watch out!

They had a couple of cool shaped rocks that the kids could climb/slide on

Quinn!
I love her to pieces with her little poses




We made it to the baptism Saturday night and we were able to see Sister Radford. This is a sister to one of Jay's best friends growing up and a daughter of one of my Young Women's leaders and she's serving her mission in Bremerton. When we called to see if we could meet up with her, it turned out that she was at the same church we were going to be at, and at the same time. Small world! It was fun to see her. She looked happy and great!

Here we are with Sister Radford

The Andersons

Miss Baylee

Us with Baylee

Thanks for the great weekend, Andersons!

Mr. & Mrs. Pratt...
Our good friend Pratt and his fiance came into town for their own wedding at the Portland temple. They stayed with us for a few days, so they could get their marriage license and get other things done, before the big day. We were already in Portland one afternoon and decided to go the The Rose Garden. Amanda loves gardens & gardening so she was really excited about that. Here are just a few picture...

Amanda & Pratt... just a few days before their wedding...

They got married on a Thursday in the Portland temple, then that Saturday they had a ring ceremony and a reception at Yachats beach. Yachts is a beach town, little bit further south then we usually go, so it was pretty cool to see the beaches down there. It was beautiful! I just wish it didn't take so long to get there... 3.5 hours instead of 2.

Here's the happy couple after the ring ceremony. Aren't they the cutest?!
And if you look just past them to their right, there's a light house that we were able to walk to.

Jay taking pictures during the ring ceremony

Here we are in front of the light house

Pratt with his cute sister, Annie

Congratulations again, Mr. & Mrs. Pratt!

The Griffiths...

Mid-June, my Prima came into town for a family wedding. She was able to hang out with us one night, before all the wedding extravaganza. We hung out for a bit then grabbed some food and we ate it at a park.

Gwen & Bryn

Jack, pushing Oscar and soy boy

Pool Time...

Gwen & I one Saturday afternoon, taking a dip in the pool

Later, Jay & Oscy joined us...

Sawyer's birthday pool party!

Sawyer had a pool party for his birthday with a bunch of his little friends, it was pretty darn cute!

Chase & Gwen
Quinn...

Finn, Josh and Henry (Soy's friend)

Quinn & her cute grandma, Gloria

All singing to Sawyer...

This picture makes me so happy.
This is my prima's little girl, Brynlie. Gwen and her are about 3 months apart and this trip we had them call each other Prima (Like Krista & I do, which started forever ago) and they did and it was adorable! We just wished they lived closer.

Cute Prima's!

AND lets not forget about this little girl!! Cute Reese!!

Gwen in heaven, licking off her chocolate

And just a couple pictures of Gwen & Oscar from Prima's new camera...

We also celebrated Jay day in June. Sadly, I have no pictures but the night before we had a pupusa party at our house. Jay got a number from someone he met at work, who knew of a lady who makes/sells pupusas. The first time Jay called her (Martha), she made them and met him at a local grocery store and gave them to us. Then she told Jay that she could come over anytime and make them in our kitchen so that we could enjoy a warm pupusa. We took her up on her offer and have had a few pupusa parties since. And the last time she came, she brought Gwen a little Salvadorian dress and a pair of sandals for me. What a lady! Gotta love Salvadorians!