When you call it a party, it's more fun

On Saturday we went to Devin and Sarah's yard party. Which translates to helping them weed and then having an awesome lunch. I honestly was getting excited to do some yard work because we don't have a yard and we did a little for Ben's mom the other day. It just gives you such a good feeling after you see the weeds gone. Well, I didn't do much weeding sadly, but I did do a lot of jumping on the tramp with Troy. Troy was loving it. He was laughing so hard.

Devin took a breather to come jump with Troy. He actually had been weeding for a really long time. He started early so that he could leave to play ultimate but because our family came a little later, he stayed for us. Sweet Devin and sweet Sarah for helping him make the right decision :)

I tried to capture what Troy is doing right here, but you can't really tell. He is caressing the trampoline. He was fascinated by the feel of the material.

Devin and Jason paid us a visit tonight. They were playing ultimate and then Devin came to get his windshield repaired by Tyler. He can do it free through your insurance if you have a crack :) Anyway, here is a post picture of Jason's haircut. He just got done running around and so he didn't gel it, but you get the idea. (Sorry it's such a bad picture.)

Oh and did you notice the tent in the picture above? Ben set it up in our family room last night as a pre-trek run through. We got a new tent and sleeping bags. I was planning on borrowing them but Ben said that it was good to buy them so that we had them for emergency preparedness. That obviously wasn't why he wanted them ;) but it was true. Plus we got them on sale.

Here is Devin and Troy again. Troy was pretty tired and not as eager to be held by other people. But he LOVES Tyler's phone, which is what he is holding. He will follow Tyler around forever until he lets him play with it. He lets Tyler slide it open and then he closes it. That process continues until we finally make him stop. Tyler is such a sweet uncle. It's so fun to have him living with us.