Find JOY in the JOURNEY!: Ice Skating

Friday, March 12, 2010

Ice Skating

Our sweet neighbor had some extra ice skating passes that were going to expire so they invited us to go with them. Keith stayed home with Paige and I got a couple hours to spend with the kids. They had so much fun. It was Amberly's first time and Shaylee had already been a couple of times and Rylan refused to go (he did regret it maybe next time).

For some it was the first time on ice...wow look at her go!

Maleisa had no idea I was taking pictures of her. It was so funny!

Thank goodness for Logan she was a pro and Amberly felt so big.

Shaylee got the hang of it real quick and had a blast!

Shaylee and Britain on ice they are so cute!

1 comment:

MALEISA said...: Jamie you are in big trouble Missy!! Jk those pictures of me are awesome. Oh and fyi, Logan went ice skating with us. I wish Jordan could have been there, but she has a newborn and lives in Utah..... :) It's okay, trust me everyone gets their names mixed up. They don't mind. Thanks for going lets do it again soon!!; March 12, 2010 at 8:37 PM

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