October

    October has been a really fun month so far. I have been trying to focus on enjoying the small things. There is so much joy in life that can be found in small moments. And I'm talking about truly enjoying it...without a camera...without having to post it and get so many likes in order for it to be a great moment. I have been spending less time on my cellular and more time enjoying life, enjoying the people, the moments, the beauties that surround me, and the memories that I'm making. :) So most of what's been going on in October hasn't been documented via pictures, and really it's not much out of the ordinary, but boy have I enjoyed life.
Here's what we did document (I mean I'm not going Amish or anything so I still take pictures....) (no offense to the Amish) (Do the Amish use cameras or phones?) (Maybe Amish wasn't my best comparison seeing as how I don't know much about them):

We went to St. George for the weekend and Richard, AJ, and I did a team triathlon. I ran my best time for a 5K (25:39). :) After the race we went to Snow Canyon and hiked some White Rocks.

Sad day. We lost Sam's pacifier on the road when we went running and I went back and found that it had already been run over. In the next month we are getting rid of all her pacifiers...I am not excited....

Fall time hikes.... love it!

Fall time smiles. Next to mums. Her current favorite book is Chrysanthemum...pretty cute. :)

Evening walk over to the park. :)

Josh caught a big fish! He hasn't been fishing a ton lately but when he has been it was with little luck. He finally broke his streak and caught a big and beautiful fish. :)

Fish dance!

We went to Rexburg last week and Sam had fun sitting on the greenhouse decor.

When Sam was less than 2 months old we took a picture like this the night of Josh's graduation.

Another St. George shot.

I jumped in a pile of leaves the other day on our walk. Sam thought I was crazy, but I had fun. If I lived in Cedar City I would make a pile of leaves from that tree when it drops them and jump in it over and over.

A sweet lady from Josh's work gave us her childhood organ. (not her liver, like an actual musical organ)...it is so much fun to play! Sam and I play it at least 3 times a day.

This was from our evening walk to the park.

In Cedar, we met a friend who is awesome and knows the best pizza places in town. :)