Reagan really enjoyed Winston, especially giving him dog cookies. He got a few more than usual when she was around. "Can I feed Winston another cookie?" He also got the scary milk jug w/ pennies shook at him more than usual too. She over-used it to make sure he didn't jump on her.
Ryan got really good at scooting and he officially does commando-style crawling now (ok, took me a while to get around to finishing this post and he actually crawls as of late Oct). The only drawback was being vulnerable to Winston kisses but he didn't seem to mind. He just concentrated on the new sensation when Winston licked his ears repeatedly. Here's "Chubba Wubba's" enjoying his toys on the floor before Winston was up one morning.
Cousin Leslie (Freshman at ASU) came over one night for burgers on the grill. It was great to see her!
We accompanied Winston to the dog park one evening. It was funny to watch the dogs frantically socialize with each other during their limited time together. It usually takes a while to get him back on the leash to go, but Brandon was able to sneak up behind while another dog owner was petting him. He knows what's up.At the Zoo. Reagan looked for 10 minutes and couldn't find the lion. Can you? (click to enlarge)
Our Studio in Sedona was a great deal. Here's the view from our front step and out our front window. It opened to a courtyard with a pool, fire pit, two hot tubs, and great view. The picture through the window includes the mesa we hiked up in the morning (the shortest one ... we were holding Ryan in a baby carrier that he's way too big for). 
Good Morning Ryan!
We literally walked out our front door, across the courtyard and onto this trail.
At the top of the mesa
After the hike, it was time to go for a swim.
Here's another great picture in Sedona.
Sedona Nappers: After checking out, hitting an outlet store for a bit, and heading into the town for lunch, both kids fell asleep. Neither have ever slept more than an hour at a time in the car, so we figured no problem, we'll kill a little time. They were both sleep deprived and Reagan hadn't been handling restaurants well, so the wait would be worth it, we decided. 2 and 1/2 hours later, we finally got lunch. Of course they slept that long when it didn't work with the schedule.
At the top of the mesa
After the hike, it was time to go for a swim.
Here's another great picture in Sedona.
Sedona Nappers: After checking out, hitting an outlet store for a bit, and heading into the town for lunch, both kids fell asleep. Neither have ever slept more than an hour at a time in the car, so we figured no problem, we'll kill a little time. They were both sleep deprived and Reagan hadn't been handling restaurants well, so the wait would be worth it, we decided. 2 and 1/2 hours later, we finally got lunch. Of course they slept that long when it didn't work with the schedule.That night, we checked out the Flagstaff observatory. Reagan was interested in learning everything but afraid to look through any of the telescopes.
We stayed at Corey & Jer's family cabin where we had great home cooking and even made s'mores in the fireplace! It was nice and relaxing. On a walk around the neighborhood, Cam and Reagan found 16 unique kinds of wildflowers.
We stopped at the Montezuma indian ruins on the way back from Flagstaff. Pretty amazing that they lived up there let alone built it!
We stopped at the Montezuma indian ruins on the way back from Flagstaff. Pretty amazing that they lived up there let alone built it!
Our last day, we went to a really fun park. Reagan loved the train ride around the park and a couple merry-go-round rides too.
