A Busy Few Weeks

It's been a busy couple of weeks at the Fox home. First of all, we've all been sick. It started with Miles and has slowly migrated through the whole family. But we seem to be on the mend. We had Angie and Soren out to visit which was very fun and we were so glad they came. Unfortunately I think we sent them home sick too. But we had such fun. We went to the Orchard, Children's Museum of Indianapolis, and played at our new park out here. Here are a few pictures of our adventures the last couple weeks. Enjoy!





Daddy was so excited to find these wax lips at the orchard.

The County Line Orchard

This is definitely one of the places we will miss the most from Indiana. We have been to this orchard every fall since Tayler started Law School. They have Apple and Pumpkin picking, a kids farm where they can pet and feed all the animals, and the best part; homemade pumpkin doughnuts and fresh apple cider. It's a fun place and we had a great time.

Miles the School Boy

So I'm sure most of you have heard by now how much Miles wants to ride the school bus with Addy. We have tears nearly every day. This first picture is him waiting at the bus stop with all the Kindergartners in our complex. He puts his backpack on like everyone else and if he weren't a whole head shorter, he'd probably just climb right on the bus too. The second picture is he and his friend Brailee that he goes to nursery school with. And last but not least, despite the fact that he would love to go to Addy's school with her, he is not always super excited when we say it's time to go to Mrs. Jo's. He usually respond with the type of action shown in the third picture. It's getting better, though.

Six Flags

A nice family in our ward gave us some free passes to six flags a few weeks ago. Our kids love amusement parks. Who wouldn't really. Anyhow, Tayler took a Saturday afternoon off and we went. It is always a great time to watch the kids at a theme park. Even Miles went on a roller coaster. When we were done he just replied, "Again." That's pretty typical.