Last week from Thursday on the members of this Harward family were quite busy. Brandon was on call for the week, so it's pretty self explanatory what kept him busy. For the kids and I our fun started with a pre-school field trip to the Sweet Candy Factory Thursday morning. Since cameras weren't allowed and hair nets had to be worn, there are no pictures of that fun excursion. Out of the three of us, I was the only one to sample the sweets until we were out of the factory. No matter how much I coaxed neither Beckam or Brylie wanted to try any of the candy they offered throughout the tour. Once we were done though, Beckam decided he liked taffy and wanted to eat as many pieces as possible at the same time. After trying the taffy he then decided he'd try whatever I handed him. Brylie still wasn't too keen on the treats but did try some chocolate covered peanuts, a girl after my own heart.
We then hurried home so I could get Beckam down for a nap and ready to go to my sister's graduation commencement at BYU. Cari's graduation was the reason for the majority of our busyness this week, but it was all so worth it to celebrate her accomplishment. When Beckam woke up I got the kids in the car and dropped them off at my mother-in-law's. Thanks Jill for watching the kids. After the parking nightmare, the hike to the Marriott center, and a couple hours of Commencement, I was really glad I didn't have the kids with me. The program was great and I was so proud that my sister was part of the sea of hats.
We then hurried home so I could get Beckam down for a nap and ready to go to my sister's graduation commencement at BYU. Cari's graduation was the reason for the majority of our busyness this week, but it was all so worth it to celebrate her accomplishment. When Beckam woke up I got the kids in the car and dropped them off at my mother-in-law's. Thanks Jill for watching the kids. After the parking nightmare, the hike to the Marriott center, and a couple hours of Commencement, I was really glad I didn't have the kids with me. The program was great and I was so proud that my sister was part of the sea of hats.
After the commencement was over, I picked up the kids and we headed over to Tepanyaki for dinner with my family. We had a great time and the kids really were well behaved. They both enjoyed watching the fire.
After a long day we headed home to be back down in Provo the next morning for the Convocation (when my sister actually had her name called.)
