Easton is a good friend because he lets others play with him.
Easton had a football game at Westlake High School in Saratoga Springs. It was a beautiful day and he had the biggest and best fan club I've ever seen. Pop, Gege, Kyle, Shea, Mandy, Jensen, Boomer, Me, Todd, Annie, John and Cathy. It was a fun day! It is so great to have such supportive family. It totally made Easton's day! Her are some pictures from the game, and even though they had their first loss, it was still exciting and a lot funner than even the BYU games at this point.
The first pass that Easton's team has made. Not only was the pass complete, but Easton threw the pass for a 15-20 yard gain. It was kind of wobbly, but it worked!
Easton is the ball carrier. We can always find him because he is the only one with white on his cleats.
Same play as the previous picture, but he breaks away on a 35-40 yard run to position his team for the touchdown!
Here he goes pulling away from the opposing teams player that was trying to catch him. We can't quite figure out where he gets his speed from.
And he's gone.......
Different running play. At the end of the run Easton tried to juke the guy to score, but he was pushed out of bounds.
Easton is in the center of the pack, to score a 2 point PAT.
Here he is to score....2 pt PAT
And this is the headplant and who knows what....but I can say he is quite limber!
#41....the ball carrier for the Cavemen! Thanks for giving your fan club somewhere to go and someone to cheer for. Easton told his dad after a practice last week....."I LOVE Football Dad!"
We decided to act like the kids, and try to take our own picture together. After a few tries, we decided that it wouldn't get much better than this! 
We stayed at the Yarrow hotel in downtown Park City.
This is the Landmark Best Western where we stayed 25 years ago.
We went to the Park City Outlets
Drove through Olympic Park where the Olympians train and where the 2002 Olympics were held.
Boomer keeps telling me that he would love to try the ski jumps, I think he should.
We went to Main Street in Park City. We love the homes that surround Main Street, they are so quaint and charming.
We ate at the Baja Cantina, where we ate on our Honeymoon. We had a great time and appreciate that our kids are old enough to help us out with the younger boys!
Watch #41...."The ball carrier is #41, Easton Whittaker, playing for the Cavemen!" We are having such a great time watching Easton play football this year. I thought that I would share a few videos with you, so you could share in the fun! The Cavemen beat the Knights 20-13! Go Cavemen!!
The family.....love them all
Boomer got a hole in one on this hole, but it was so good that the house ate his ball. Kyle and Easton were trying to figure out a way to get it back. Easton tried a bit too hard, and the window fell off. His face was priceless when he thought he had ruined it.
Kyle convinced E to go into the house and get the ball back. Which also helped the next group, because they lost their ball in the house too. Easton found quite a few balls in there that were stuck. It pays to be little.
Love the glasses! Jordyn thinks it would be soooo funny if he wore them for school pictures. I on the other hand, do not!
Yes, I too got a hole in one! Hahaha!
Three beauties! Mandy, Shea and Jordy, I love them! Mandy has been away at school, so we were thrilled that she decided to join us!
Shea and Kyle
Jensen....the scorekeeper! He's tallying the scores. Boomer was the winner with Jensen, a close second.
Tagg loved it when you would throw the ball for him to fetch it back. We taught him to sit while he waited for you to throw the ball. He would play for hours, or until you had had enough of throwing the ball. When we would mow the lawn, and he wanted to play ball, he would drop the ball right where you were going to mow so that you had to stop mowing and throw the ball.
He loved running in the front yard and would run to every tree, so he could leave his mark that this was his territory. Many times he would run away and would run the neighborhood. The first time we thought that he was gone for good, and 2 days later he returned, so very exhausted. The other 2 times, we found him at the pound. So $100 later every time he was at the pound, we would bring him home. This last time, I threatened him with his life that if he ran off again and got taken to the pound, that I would leave him there. He stayed pretty close to home after that.
Tagg loved the snow. He loved playing in it with the boys. They would throw snowballs for him to fetch, and the funny thing was that he could see them throw the ball, but was so confused when he couldn't find them to bring them back.
He enjoyed watching people and dogs through the gate. The neighbor dog would always come to the gate as it was going on a walk with its owner. It was a very small Shiz Tsu, and thought it was extremely tough when the gate was between them, Tagg got bored with it after a while and would go back to the back yard before the other dog was finished.
About a year ago, Tagg's brother Nick, came to live with us. We were nervous about them being in the same back yard. So, Nick was in the kennel and Tagg roamed the back yard. After about 2-3 weeks, I was in the back yard and had opened the gate to the kennel to pick some peaches that I couldn't reach. My arms were full of peaches and I had full intentions of coming back out and closing the gate. I forgot however, and when Boomer came home from work, he noticed that both dogs were in the back yard and were very happy and very content. From then on, they were in the back together, and I even think they liked it.
Boomer loved taking Tagg with he and the kids as they went Trick or Treating in the neighborhood. Last year Jordy even bought him his own costume....a hot dog!
Tagg loved to lay in the sun! We found him out in the yard alot, laying on his back enjoying the sun's warmth. He also loved to squirm on his back, like he was scratching an itch.
