We went to Utah at the end of March for a visit with family and to help my sister with a broken foot and 5 kids. We all had a great time!
Toilet paper mummy contest with Dante and his cousin Isaac.
We played the game known as "Grapevine" or "Telephone" or whatever else you may call it. One person starts with a phrase and it is whispered into the next persons ear and so on until it comes to the last person who says out loud what they heard, and it usually isn't the same as what the first person said. It was really funny with all the little kids!
Me and my sister Cori and her husband Jason went to the Festival of Colors at the Hare Krishna Temple in Spanish Fork, Utah. It was really cool, but very hard to breath. We bought these bags of colored powder that we thought was chalk but someone informed us that it was corn starch. We just threw it all over ourselves and anyone else that was near us! It was fun! Then they did a countdown and everyone threw the rest of their powder up into the air at the same time. It probably would have looked pretty cool standing back a bit and looking toward it instead of being right in the middle of it all. Like I said, very hard to breath.
Aspen, Grandma Rand and I went to see the BYU ballet a while ago here in Washington.
Here we have the murals that my sister Cori did for my sister Michelle's nickel arcade called
Nickel Mania which is in Murray, Utah.
The kids all had a great time playing all the games they could handle! Thanks aunt Michelle and uncle Mike!
We went to Utah at the end of March for a visit with family and to help my sister with a broken foot and 5 kids. We all had a great time!
Toilet paper mummy contest with Dante and his cousin Isaac.
We played the game known as "Grapevine" or "Telephone" or whatever else you may call it. One person starts with a phrase and it is whispered into the next persons ear and so on until it comes to the last person who says out loud what they heard, and it usually isn't the same as what the first person said. It was really funny with all the little kids!
Me and my sister Cori and her husband Jason went to the Festival of Colors at the Hare Krishna Temple in Spanish Fork, Utah. It was really cool, but very hard to breath. We bought these bags of colored powder that we thought was chalk but someone informed us that it was corn starch. We just threw it all over ourselves and anyone else that was near us! It was fun! Then they did a countdown and everyone threw the rest of their powder up into the air at the same time. It probably would have looked pretty cool standing back a bit and looking toward it instead of being right in the middle of it all. Like I said, very hard to breath.
Aspen, Grandma Rand and I went to see the BYU ballet a while ago here in Washington. 
Here we have the murals that my sister Cori did for my sister Michelle's nickel arcade called Nickel Mania which is in Murray, Utah. 
The kids all had a great time playing all the games they could handle! Thanks aunt Michelle and uncle Mike!
2 comments:
The kids are just getting SO big!
Glad to see you're ok since you left my house :) I love the murals, your sister is pretty talented.
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