Update.... Where to start?

So it has been a while since I posted anything! Haha And I really have no idea where to start! I could probably make 6 HUGE posts if I really wanted to of everything that has been going on since the big move. We have been looking for jobs, getting school stuff in line and of course being spoiled by our families... ok mostly Jaxon! We have really enjoyed having some free time to see our family again and let them get to know Jaxon. He has done great with the transition and loves meeting all these new people!

Jaxon is 5 months old now!?!?!?! I can hardley believe he is so big! He is rolling over both ways and loves to play with his feet. He also will not stop chewing on his fingers I guess they are pretty tasty! He HATES rice cereal and any other baby food... guess we will just have to keep trying, but he gets very mad at me when we try! Hmmm, what else - Oh we bought him a Jumperoo last week and he LIVES in it! He gets so excited and never stops jumping!

Well here are some pictures of some of the stuff we have been up to lately. Yep there are A LOT of random things!!! Just a warning!

When Jaxon and I got off the plane in SLC Mia Michaels, the AMAZING choreographer from SYTYCD was at the bag claim! I was so excited to say the least even in my exhaustion, so me and Stef ran over and asked if we could get a picture with her! She was super sweet and very friendly! We both got huge bear hugs from her a picture! She is very tall and beautiful, even after a long flight! Not fair!

Jaxon and Grandpa meeting a horse for the first time. He was a little shy!

We went to the Highland Fling parade with Joels family, and Jaxon really liked it. He stood on my lap and watched very intently as all of the people walked by. After that we took him home for a nap and came back later to join in more festivities. It was perfect weather that day!

This is the best picture I could get of him in the Jumperoo for the first time. This is his concentrating face... he was trying to figure out what to do in this strange thing. Trust me it did not take long for him to figure it out! :)