Thanks Uncle Howard & Aunt Katie! This Bubble Lawnmower rocks!

Watching Book of Dragons.

Reading the insert from Book of Dragons.

Thanks Uncle Frank! We love Chip and Dale!

Easter dinner...the boys weren't interested in getting up to the table until I told them there was diet coke for each of them. No doubt they do belong to me!

Our Easter treats for V.T., Primary, etc.

Lunch break at our favorite burger joint on our way back home to Oregon.

Watching Captain EO for the third time today per B's request!

King Tristan's Carousel

Hello Disneyland corndog!

T helps blow out the stubborn flames.

Blow!!!

It looks like a ball of fire resting on the cake.

That's a lot if candles there Uncle Howard!

Happy birthday Uncle Howard!

Charlie misses the boys when they leave.

Treehouse at the Toyota Dealership in Avondale. Funny how driving from Oregon to Arizona will cause your vehicle to need an oil change.

Komodo Dragons are pretty cool. We stayed at this exhibit at least thirty minutes the first time.

All these boys (including mine) started playing together ... chasing the one who was the lion. My boys loved it!

At Friendship Park in Avondale. Fun,fun,fun!

There was a beaver on the dry side of the bridge. We thought he was dead. He finally moved.

Sunday evening found us at Tempe Town Lake...the walking bridge part, not the water part. Very neat!

I was shocked the kept their sunglasses on the entire time!

Both boys rode in front after our short stop. Yes, they look this cool all the time. ;)

T took advantage of the peacefulness of nature and had himself a little power nap.

B sat up front with Cool Dude and Grandma. He helped them find the trails on the map. He is VERY hood at reading maps!

Ready to go off-roading with Cool Dude (Grandpa), Grandma, and Momma in Cool Dude's Ranger. We are out near Lake Pleasant in AZ.

B is the observer. T is the thinker. Everyone has a job to do while riding a camel!

Finding all the "Timons" through the rock windows at the Phoenix Zoo.

Feeding the giraffes at the Phoenix Zoo.

Charlie, Grandma's dog, is very much loved by these little boys. They play tug-of-war with him and his toys, ride him like a horse, use him as a chair, and hug him tight, tight, tight!

When their turn was over, both boys began putting their pinched together fingers from both hands together ... sign language for "MORE". :)

This was the first time T was able to ride the camel at the Phoenix Zoo. Loved it!

Camping out at Grandma's house in Uncle Frank's room...lasted all of ten minutes. The cool legos were TOO cool to ignore.