The Real Cottles: Sunday Walk

9.20.2010

Sunday Walk

Well after eating the delicious Oreo dessert we were in need of some "exercise". We decided to go for an afternoon walk. We like to do this on sundays. Alex and Ben always enjoy it. This time was the most fun of all because the kids saw horses on the street and prairie dogs everywhere. Ben was so exited!

I love my little family!

2 comments:

the coltons said...: the walk looks like fun - we used to do this every night. i miss it :) i'm always so proud of alex for doing family things with you :); September 20, 2010 at 8:44 PM
Johanna said...: So glad you are blogging again - I have to get busy and update mine too! Your boys are too cute!; September 20, 2010 at 10:16 PM

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