However, we never seemed to make it past the bucket. They stood for 30 minutes throwing their rags into the bucket and making the bubbles fly everywhere as Mommy washed the car by herself.
Thanks for the help you two. At the end of the car washing experience they were both soaked from head to toe. They had a good time though and I guess that's all that counts.
We went down to a little petting zoo that is right by the train depot. I have made this little trek once before with a few girls from my ward, and thought it was a darling idea. The petting zoo is nothing fancy, but just enough for two little boys.
Tyler was very into feeding the animals this time around. He was younger the last time and not all that interested. The only problem was that the little animals had been fed quite a bit already and so they weren't very interested in eating. He kept chasing one around trying to get it to eat his carrot, and calling"Bunny".
Grandpa holding one of the animals for the boys to pet and feed.
Riding the hay pony.
The most exciting part of the whole petting zoo was the little train they had. The boys LOVED that!
After visiting the petting zoo we walked down to the Mission in San Juan Capistrano.
It was hands down the most beautiful mission I have ever been to. The grounds had tons of gorgeous flowers.
Mommy and Ryan taking a picture with some of the cacti.
Tyler and Grandma Karen
There was a beautiful fountain in the center of the courtyard. You can't see the top, but there is water streaming down.
The boys discovered that there were Koi(sp?) fish in the fountain. They were having a lot of fun looking at the fish and touching them, until Ryan dropped his car in the water. He began to cry and my mom and I both agreed we were not going to stick our hands in the water. Finally, this young teenage boy came a long and put his arm in and pulled it out. He just laughed at my mom and I and walked away. I didn't need to feel slimy fish so I was going to just leave the car in the water and make Ryan deal with it. He was luckily some stranger was willing to stick his hands in the murky water...no thank you.
Posing with the Father Serra...well, a man that was dressed as Father Serra.
I thought this courtyard was so beautiful. I loved the old bells.
Grandma and Grandpa posing with the boys.
The train ride home. It was a very fun day. Thanks Grandma and Grandpa for coming and making memories with us!
Ryan with Sammy and Maddy.
Ryan with his three year old pajama posse. (Ben, Ammon, and Lizzie) He really enjoys having this many kids to play with that are so close to his age. They get in a lot of trouble together. :)
Logan, Sam, Tyler, and Maddy.
My parents just got home from New York on a trip. They wanted to take a nice picture of all of their grand kids in matching shirts. There were a few problems with this idea...
Ryan and Tyler with Grandma Karen.
Ryan running around the beach...taking a moments pause to let his mom snap a picture of him.
Mommy and Tyler Bug.
Kaleigh and Tyler.
This was my favorite picture of the day. What a cute foursome!
Ryan figured out that he could stick his head through the sun roof. He thought that was about the coolest thing ever to watch the movie from the top of the car.
Tyler's face is adorable in this picture!
All cozy in their seats driving home. It was a fun night!
Ryan reading Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? to Tyler before bed.
Tyler loosing interest in the book and gaining interest in the camera.
We have a couple of cute kids.
What a ham.
Back to the books. 
