Lisa and I are both campers. Some of the funnest memories I have when I was little are of riding in the old Jeep Cherokee with my parents as the car overheated every mile or two as we hauled our camp trailer up and down the mountians in the forest. WE would pull over and my dad would get out the water jug and refill the radiator. It was so fun (for the kids anyway)!

I remember floating the rivers in our little raft, never being able to catch a fish (except once at a fish hatchery) and bawling my head off when it was time to go home. Now I get to decide when we go home! ;) Lisa and I got a camp trailer!

After weeks of checking Craigslist, we found the perfect trailer for us. It was however, in Weiser, Idaho. Ever heard of it? Neither had we. Anyway, We packed up the Explorer and headed there.

It was about an hour drive to get there from here. We were less than 10 miles from Oregon which is the closest either of us have ever been to the state.
The guy we bought it from was so nice. We walked us through everything from how to put it up and down to how to use the stove, furnace, and battery.
We spent all day yesterday cleaning it up and getting it ready to do some camping. We can't wait!
Go Broncos! Yes, you would think that Trace would be the biggest Boise State fan

if you found him in these but actually I wore these when I was little (and I'm not sure the colors had anything to do with BSU at the time, they were just cool 70s colors ;-)
Despite what some may think, these are my favorite outfit for Trace for several reasons; not just because they used to be mine.
1) They are soft and warm
2) They fit well
3) Although I'm an Aggie, BSU actually wins some Football games
4) In one quick zip baby is dressed and ready to go!
Trace had a bath yesterday and it was the first time we saw the expression of cold on his little face so I quickly bundled him in this warm towell and he loved it.

I wonder what he was thinking?
UPDATE - Picture Taking Competion. On another note it appears that Picture A won our little competition. Lisa is really shocked that her mud puddle didn't get more votes. I told her that it was hard to tell what it was but she insisted that it was the best of them all! ;-) Thanks for voting!
Last update! Our dentist, Dr. Mark Smith gave Lisa this mold to make with Trace's foot and hand. I pushed too hard and what you see on the left is the consequence but Lisa still managed to make it look good. How does she do that? :) Anyway, we now have a foot and handprint of the little fellow.