Hymas Reunion and other happenings

The highlight of the Hymas reunion this year was watching Uncle Clark fly his RC airplanes that he made! They were incredible to watch! He spends lots of time (and even more money) on these babies!

The kids were in heaven watching the planes but all the parents were on edge worrying their kids might destroy the expensive planes!



And the only other picture I took was of the kids crashed out hard after a long weekend of playing hard! Carter had barely gotten his cast on before the reunion and was very cautious with everything he did. It made me so sad while he sat and watched everyone on the trampoline, swimming or riding motorcycles. But it didnt slow him down for long. I asked him if it made him sad he couldnt do everything the cousins were doing and he said, "No Mom, Im strong."

The other major thing at the reunion this year was cousin Steffan rolling Uncle Chris' 4 wheeler down a mountain about 20 times. Steffan was pretty banged up and the 4 wheeler didn't look like a 4 wheeler at all but a big ball of plastic, metal and rubber. We were so glad he was ok! 




On our SIXTH weekend trip to Idaho, we had an extended family camping trip at Antelope. Its always hard to get there and a very dirty spot to camp. But my grandpa loves it and its tradition. So we went and I didnt take any pictures! But I was glad we did because my grandpa spent the next several weeks in the hospital.

On Monday, Carter had his pins pulled out! I was so nervous and worried at how he would react because he doesnt like his pins messed with at all. But he told me he would be brave and he just sat and watched as the doctor pulled them right out! UGH! Me and Chad were a little queasy and Carter looked up and said "Look at my pins!"
Dr. L said he was the best kid patient he had ever had when it came to pulling the pins out. We have an incredible special little boy who can handle ALOT!



Here he is smiling after the procedure! Nothing phases him!
We headed home and went to see Planes that night for being so brave!