4th of July Weekend

* Park Silly Sunday Market on Saturday (How silly is that?)

* Toddler temper tantrum mega melt down over balloons

* A visit to the garden

* Last of the Louisiana Gulf Shrimp BBQ

* Impromptu dance on the porch

* Viewing fireworks from atop a TL ridge while enjoying a PBR and Oreo pairing, and sleeping wee ones in the back seat.

* The morning scramble to get to the parade

* Catching up with best friends

* Enjoying PC Parade on the 4th of July (not the 2nd, 3rd or the 5th)

* Yummy Buffalo Burger and Bloody Mary’s for lunch amidst 3 diaper changes

* Cracking up over how my baby boy looks so manly in his muscle shirt

* A stroll to the park to listen to some live music

* Two snow cones shared with the Wee One

* Two days of sheer “bounce house” joy

* Reaching a milestone, Owen’s first complete roll over (so glad he timed it so you could be apart of it Bada)

4th of July

We went to the Park City 4th of July Parade this morning. It was pretty crowded, Gary was a good sport. The parade was fun a good mix of city floats, fire trucks, bands, kids, local hoodlums, and real estate floats (just isn’t PC w/o the big name real estate folks getting a word in). Ellie was fun she started to wave towards the end and she wasn’t too alarmed at the sirens and such. Afterwards we walked to the City Park for some lunch and tunes from the Motherlode Canyon Band who’s front man is PC’s Mayor. (Dana Williams – we like that guy) Needless to say it was a good 4th of July and I’m grateful for my country and my freedom.

Ellie enjoyed the ride home… She passed out mid-sip…

By the way this is what my husband looks like minus a hat sunglasses and crazy mop…

He cleans up well.

Cascade Springs and Park Silly

Not too much to blab about this week. We kept a low profile. Once the weekend hit we were up for some adventure. On Saturday we took a drive to Cascade Springs and looped through Sundance and back to Heber with a short stop for some gelato yum.

On Sunday we went to the Park Silly Sunday Market. This little street market was started last year and organized by some PC locals. They had to put up a bit of a fight to keep it going but I think it is fabulous and a great way to spend a day. There are all kinds of local artisans who are selling their craft, good food, excellent music, and general silliness. Last week there was a band of local youngsters (maybe 14 or 15 years old) who were rocking out playing Blondie, Led Zeplin, and some other classics. We were impressed to say the least wish I would have caught a little clip for you all. This week we were entertained by some good old fashion country cloggers who shuffled away to another young one singing Jonny Cash.

Jodi and Sarah got a little silly themselves and decided to try on some classic PC Main Street apparel. I love these pics…