Four Wheeling

 

We had the best weekend four wheeling with Grandma and Grandpa in the mountains behind our house.  Poor little Belle fell asleep and Peter had to hold her to keep her from falling off.  I thoroughly enjoyed having Briscoe and Henry on the back of my 4-wheeler. Those two little boys crack me up they are both a lot of fun to be around I'm so glad they are mine.  They had non stop commentary about my driving which had me laughing the whole time.  Then at one point on our ride we were driving down the mountain at an angle and Briscoe says 'I love you Henry!' like it might be his last chance to say that to his brother.  He wasn't terrified he just wanted to make sure his brother knew how he felt just in case.  It was funny and sweet at the same time.  By the end they were tired of sitting on the back of the 4 wheeler and ready to get home and run free.  Ben really enjoyed the trip and said what a great day was and on the way out asked me to say a prayer in the truck for such a great day.  He said he prayed several times before and during for our safety.  

After such a nice trip we decided to check out the mexican restaurant on Main Street called Casa Del Rey.  It was pretty good and it brought back some nostalgia for me of frequenting a mexican restuarant in Valley Springs called El Papagallo.  El Papagallo was the best Mexican food I've ever eaten to this day and I don't think anything will ever compare.  My parents always loved to chat in spanish with the owners of the restaurant who passed away while we were still living there.  Their daughters took over the restaurant but it was never quite the same.  The food was still just as good but they seemed to struggle financially because they kept having to relocate their business.  

Anyways the next day we watched general conference in our bedroom with our kids playing legos on the floor and listening for words to get candy. This was the first year all the boys did really well at being quiet and even listening.  Belle was the only difficult one.