The one with a stormy sky.

See what I mean?? It's seriously been beautiful lately. This specific day was raining and stormy. On the right side. It was so dark. And then, just straight blue sky! What the heck. 

That is one thing I love about utah and miss about ohio all at once. Ohios skys would turn completely dark, and mid-day it would look like it was midnight outside. That was one of my favorite things at school. I loved it. 

And now--the way the sky contorts itself for storms is just as pretty. Just in a different way. 

Although I wouldn't say no to a completely dark sky storm. 

Sara and Grant came up on Tuesday because they had a water advisory and couldn't use it at all. We took the boys to play on the city creek dinosaurs. 

It would have been a perfectly beautiful trip if it weren't for the crazy lady that was screaming at a little girl when we got there. Who wasn't even her own child we later learned. That was not cool. I finally let Luca down after a while and just watched him like a hawk until the scary lady left. 

See that black skirt? That's the crazy lady. 

Luca loves those eggs he can climb in. He takes forever figuring out how to get in, then acknowledges his own accomplishment by clapping for himself. 

Usually he's good at getting back out too, but this time he just stayed there until i rescued him. 

The boys had a blast. Grant followed older boys around mimicking their every move. 

They are so good together niceness wise now. It's beautiful to not worry that we can't see them at any given moment. 

Grant is so good at sharing now. He always lets Luca have a bite. 

This has been his sickly sleeping position lately. 

The other day, Luca and I were in the playroom reading stories and he left and played for a second in the living room, and then came back for more stories. 

After that he left for a lot longer, so I followed him out and found this. 

Needless to say I was not proud. Grossed out way more like it. 

That bag behind him was our recycling bin for a bit, and he dug that can out of it. Now. Recycling will be in the cabinet forever.