Hmmm...not good for eating, guess I'll just have to solve it. Doesn't look too hard.
Uh oh, Noah caught me in the act. Guess I'll have to give it back now.
Seriously, that last photo is so cute, Rubix company should pay good money for it. ;-)
My three youngest adorable guys:
And there's my biggest guy, with Silas trying to eat his shoe.
That face! Those eyes! Ahhhhh...so cute.
And look who's up on his hands and knees, rocking back and forth, doing belly flops and creeping around. Uh oh, nothing is safe now.
They couldn't bring swords to school, so Noah carried a spy glass.
The "K's" ride on flat bed trucks instead of marching. Levi was busy talking to his teacher saying "see that Lion on my mommy's lap, that's Silas." 
Noah's first real tie...he was so excited to have Daddy tie it for him.
At the top, we enjoyed lots of snacks including of course our famous homemade fresh salsa...it's sort of a tradition.
Keeping track of the boys on the top can get a bit hairy. At least Silas was in one place, he fell sound asleep on the way up and continued to sleep for at least a half hour.
Here's mommy and Silas. I realize I have so few pictures of me ever so I have to take the effort to hand the camera over to Michael occassionally. Otherwise, the kids may wonder where mommy was when they were growing up.
And finally a couple of shots of the whole crew. We are so blessed to be healthy enough to hike, to enjoy hiking together and to be surrounded by such beauty...even if living in the mountains means living with the cold for much of the year. "If you're blessed enough to live in the mountains, you're blessed enough!"
