Dax is the great swimming fish as usual.
Avery was a little worried about lessons because she is in the deep water this year. She was a little worried that she might drown. The first day she didn't even get her hair wet! It's a good thing that the second day was better.
Trace is just happy to be there! I thought that I was excited that this was my first year that I didn't have to get the pool for a mom and me class, but sitting out is REALLY hot!
I am trying to teach how to drive the boat early because it is not my favorite thing to do!!! I rarely have a smile like this while I am driving!
Brian & Dax surfin USA
Brian & Avery getting ready to surf. I am glad I took a pre-picture because they were only up for a minute and then Avery was done.
This is the Dam at Roosevelt Lake. Okay you can barely see a little of the dam but the kids like the bridge better. 
Trace has taken to this spot for his nap on the boat!!!
This is a truck that we saw on our way up to the lake over Memorial Day. It is a dump truck that is holding a dump truck. The big one holds 240 tons in a load!!!! 
This looks like a hard workin' crew!
Sittin' down on the job again!
When we got to the truck there was this fence around it and Brian & I were kind of bummed because we wouldn't be able to get in. Then a kind of scary looking man came across the road and said "You wanna get in there?". We said yes and he turned around to cross the street again. I asked Brian if he was going to give us boost over the fence? But he came back with the key to fence and let us in. The kids (and Brian) were so excited. So this is Avery's tuff face when she thought we couldn't get in. 
Avery had her very first dance recital last week. She was so excited for it to finally be here. I wondered if she would even do anything because every time I asked her to show me shat she learned, she told me she wanted it to be a surprise. Anyway she loved going and dancing with all of her friends! I think that she is just the cutest little dancer ever!So here it is.....all of those hours of lessons, the singing of 3 little girls on the carpool, the money well spent (to some of us), and we have the finished product!
