And here's a photo dump of all my other pictures from Vegas...
My girls had a great time.
Seriously, they were so well behaved and never fought.
They were always happy and always entertained.
And my niece Adalynn seem happy to have two playmates.
These Disney Divas (I just made that up) watched lots of princess movies.
There was lots and lots of dress ups going on all weekend.
Avery was hardly ever in regular clothes (but that's normal for her).
Lyla kinda followed the big girls around.
Lyla really loved Eli.
Every time she saw me without Eli, she'd ask, "baby?"
These two are 15 1/2 months apart.
(Avery and Lyla are exactly 14 months apart to the day.)
They are both about 22 lbs.
Lyla is a few inches longer than Eli.
Lyla is in a size 3 diaper and Eli is in a size 4.
Actually, all of Jared and Val's kids loved Eli.
Devin and Addie kept asking to hold him.
And they were so good with him.
It was really sweet to see them adore Eli so much.
There was a lot of "princess fest" going on so Devin hung out with Sean.
Devin's motto was, "Boys rules and girls drool."
Devin and Sean were good buds.
Sean really like playing with him.
Devin and Sean played the Wii together and Battle Ship and Go Fish.
One morning Sean and I took all the kids for a walk while Val made us some yummy breakfast.
Seriously, if you need a good french toast and homemade syrup recipe, ask Val!
This samurai sword reminded me and Sean of an episode of Duck Dynasty.
Speaking of Duck Dynasty, we watch the entire first season with Jared and Val.
The little gun Eli is holding in this next picture is actually a lighter.
The first night we were there Lexi woke up and got a little scared
so Sean went and laid with her on the air mattress in Addie's room.
Next thing he knew, he woke up and it was morning.
I snapped this picture of him sleeping with all the girls.
When Devin woke up and saw that Sean was sleeping with the girls,
I think he got a little jealous because he had told Sean the night before
that he was welcome to sleep in his room.
Here's the girls sleeping in another morning.

Sunday, the 19th, was Sean's 28th birthday.
We celebrated all weekend long. We ate a different dessert every night.
I want to remember that Devin was so nice to Sean.
He kept trying to give Sean birthday presents.
He wanted to give Sean some of his money and one of his Ninja Turtle action figures.
Monday night we got a babysitter to watch the kids (except Eli)
so us grown-ups could go out to eat at a buffet.
Sean feels like he needs to go to a buffet every time we go to Vegas.
I tried duck for the first time. I was kinda bland and a little greasy.
Val tried a sesame ball. And we're not sure what was on the inside but it was black and smelled gross.
Sean and lots of seafood and sushi.
And I can't remember what Jared ate other than a fruit tart that looked like an egg.
Eli ate rolls, saltine crackers and cold cucumbers.
It was so much fun getting out without the kids.
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I want to jot down a few other things that we did...
We learned that Sean is a good ribbon dancer.
We walked YouTube videos of speed walking and thought it was the weirdest looking sport.
Sean got to hang out with me and Val while Jared was at work and experience life as a stay-at-home mom.
Val showed me a few new things in Photoshop that I'm excited to try out.
We learned that Avery and Lyla love pistachios. We went through an entire bag from Costco.
Avery also discovered that she like kettle corn.
Val and I talked about home decor ideas and I can't wait to get her opinions when we buy a house.
That's all I can't think of for now.
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Now I just need to share the pictures Val took of my kids in her photography studio.
But that will take a while since she took hundreds of pictures.
So look for those probably sometime next week.