I imagine Jordan and I are officially the only people who ever check this blog (and we do it so we can get to other blogs), but I feel to begin again in recording our goings on. We have had a number of exciting happenings over the past couple of months.
*Jordan graduated from law school.
*We relocated to Lindon, Utah.
*Jordan studied for and took the Utah Bar.
*We learned we are expecting another baby! :)
(Baby due end of April.)*Jordan passed the Utah Bar!!!!!!
*We relocated to West Jordan, UT. There's a playground out our front door. James couldn't be happier.
Here's a couple of pictures documenting the events of June:

We had a couple of trips to the Dinosaur Museum at Thanksgiving Point. James enjoys burying the dinosaurs at the water table.

Kate apparently fell asleep while riding the Protoceratops. Really, she was enjoying herself.

We took Kate to the pool for the first time. She wasn't so sure about it. She preferred to play on the grass, but during subsequent trips she became quite expert at water play. She really likes jumping off the side of the pool into waiting arms. And James became a fish this summer. He loves the water, especially being underneath it. I was tempted to pull him up out of the water a number of times this summer for fear that he was drowning himself. He has pretty impressive lung capacity. I suppose he inherited that from Jordan, who won the *prestigious* Chief Challenge in college for holding his breath the longest under the water.

We went on a couple family hikes to various locations throughout the summer. In August, Jordan climbed Mt. Timpanogos for the first time. This picture is from a hike Jordan went on in June.

As you can see James was VERY excited to be up in the mountains. These pictures are from the first hike of the season when we got to Utah. It was a father-son hike.

Exploring.

Conquering.

Throwing.
This is a favorite activity when James sees any body of water.
He has to be pulled away from the rivers and streams whenever we hike.
He would never leave a rock-throwing party of his own accord--at least as far as I've seen.
We do let him enjoy himself for quite a while each time, but he could honestly do it for hours.

Cheesing.
More catch-up to come.