Randall's Birthday & Father's Day

My Cute Man had his 35th Birthday on Monday. (Randall in blue!) 

We celebrated mostly on Sunday, then we all went out for birthday dinner with his Mom and twin brother Richard's family Monday evening. These two have celebrated their birthday's together every year since they were born, all except the 2 years that they were serving their missions. Isn't that the sweetest thing? I love that they are still best friends. 

For dinner we went to Pachanga's in down town Idaho Falls and it was amazing, might be my new favorite Mexican restaurant! The kids had fun running wild with their cousins and I just was happy to be out of our hot house for a few hours! 

Sunday night the kids were excited for him to open their gifts, we ended up combining Father's day and his birthday. These kids adore their dad and had fun buying him their own gifts- Mack got him car washing stuff, Carmen bought him a shirt, and Leighton bought him a new hat. I got him a GPS system for his truck and some money to buy a basketball hoop for the new house- I wasn't about to pick one out myself! 

These two havent changed much over the years! 

 We made the men sit with their offspring for a picture- Randall, Reese, Mack, Paige, Carmen, Mason, Leighton, Bo, and Richard- 7 kids and one on the way between the two of them! And of course Leighton had to pose! 

I'm 24 weeks pregnant and was forced to take a picture with him- oh dear! 

Afterward we came home and had some ice-cream cake before bed. 

 On Sunday we also made the rounds to see the grandpa's. We first went and had cake with David and also did a little Birthday celebrating with him (it was his birthday Sunday), but I didnt get any pictures, bummer. Then we went to Rexburg and hung out at Grandpa Kunz's for a few hours. The kids bought him this cute book and some chocolate- they loved that he sat and read it to them. 

I love that my kids have such close relationships with their grandparents, for me it is one of life's most important things. We spend a lot of time with both sets of parents and absolutley wouldn't trade it for the world. 

I'm also thankful for such great "father's" in my life. Father's that value their priesthood and the responsibilities of taking care of their families. A husband who always puts his family first and I never doubt his love for me or his children. We are pretty lucky to have him.