In February, at the recommendation of Bryce's cleft palate team, we took him to the ENT to have a nasaloscopy. They put a little camera up through his nose, and then pretty much watched how things moved when he said certain sounds. They also used the machine in the picture below to measure how much air came out of Bryces nose when he spoke. They determined that he would be a good candidate for a surgery they had been considering, and it would really help his speech.
Josh and the boys played Headbandz after church one Sunday.
One weekend we decided to ride the Frontrunner train up to Salt Lake.
Quinn had so much fun riding the "choo choo train" (even though those kinds of trains don't really say chop-choo) :). We rode the Frontrunner up to Murray, then rode one of the other trains into SLC. Every time a train would come into our station, Quinn would say "Choo-CHOO!" It was too cute.
Isaac and Parker playing UNO on the train.
Once in SLC, we went to lunch at a Chinese food restaurant, looked around the library for a bit, and then we rode the train over to the Clark Planetarium. While we were there, we ended up realizing that we weren't going to have much time to look around before we had to catch our train to head back home! So we didn't end up getting to look at everything. It was to see what we had time to see though.
We had homemade sushi one night! It was yummy and lots of fun. We took turns choosing what to put in each roll. This was mine: smoked salmon, cream cheese, avocado, and green onion. My favorite combo.
At school they had an optional art contest with the theme "Trees are Terrific". Isaac drew and colored this great picture for it, although he didn't end up winning.
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