So yesterday Scott had work off and Annicka didn't have school, so we decided to take the kids to do something fun! We went up American Fork Canyon to go sledding. By the end of it, though, it turned into one of those things where you wonder, "Why do we even try?" The first fifteen minutes went really well, Park even went down a couple of times. Annicka was enjoying herself, and Indie couldn't get enough. After the first few times, Park just wanted to watch, which we expected. Then Annicka got really cold, even though we'd tried to anticipate that by putting hotties in her gloves and bundling her like crazy. Once that girl gets cold, it's all over. We tried to stick it out a while longer. Soon Park had to go potty, but he wouldn't pee in the trees so Scott had to drive him down the road a ways. While we were waiting for Scott to get back I kept going down with Indie and Annicka started to have a melt down. She was literally laying in the snow crying. I gave her my gloves since hers were wet and that helped for about 30 seconds. I tried to get her to go again. She went and then started crying harder because "it went too fast!" even though she had gone that fast every time before. Then Annicka was dying to go home. Scott still wasn't back yet, but I decided we'd at least go to the parking lot at the top of the hill and wait for him. There were four sleds that we needed to take back and of course Indie was mad that we were leaving so he started tantrums while I was trying to carry him and three of the sleds back up, no easy feat. Annicka was too cold to carry the one sled I asked her to take and it was a fight the whole way up to get her to come and to keep Indie in my arms. Needless to say, by the end of it I was done. Thankfully Scott pulled up right as I got to the top. Well, we definitely made memories!
Look how excited Indie is!
Park sitting and watching.
The only reason Indie is crying in this picture was that we had stopped moving and he wanted to keep going. This is Annicka, right at the beginning, while she was still happy.
Though I must admit, the view was AMAZING!





























