Utah Part 2....

After my grandma's funeral I had two days of chill/hang out time with Andy's family. The timing was great that the kids hadn't started school yet, so there was major cousin time going on. The first day of chill I headed up to "Huupper" (as the Utah people say it) to Aubrey's house. It was great just being together, the kids were out on the tramp, on the slip n'slide, running around like the crazies they are, painting fingers, eating everything in Aub's house, just being kids. I made my famous bacon spaghetti for dinner, and by the time that was over I was pooped.


The kids on the tramp, yes, I let Carlee on.....


Little Logan, he played with the hose the whole time.


Luke and Porter are so much fun to watch together.


Madi chilled with Marin on the stairs and gave painted her toes for the first time!

The next day I made an executive decision that we were going to ride the Frontrunner train downtown to Salt Lake and go to temple square. We all met at the usual meeting place, then drove to the frontrunner station. Apparently there is a schedule you have to check before you go on the train, who would have thought, not me. So we ended up having to wait 1 hour for the next train. The only thing I could think of was to get creative with my camera, so while La La headed to the store for water and candy, I took pics of the kids.


I think that all of the cousins are in this picture, except for Oaklee and Fischer who are about to be born!! Okay, never mind, we are missing Cameron...


Boys


Girls


Porter and Luke doing a Spongebob thing.


Shoe power


D and her Logan


Camera Attack


The memories of Andy and I first dating all came flooding back when I looked up and saw this amazing place.


Here we are, the whole crew. This was the first time that us girls had done something without KayLee (you were missed.)


Little did I know what Porter was doing....


now I know....


Here is the peanut, she was so tired.


Abigail is so sweet with all of the babies.


More girls


The two together look like Four Arms


Love these girls


mainly because we really look like this and it's all good.

So yeah, it was a good time, the whole thing was bitter sweet. The drive home was good, the kids were amazing again and did not complain. Andy and I kept having moments where we would just randomly ask each other "where are we going to go". We never once had to ask what we were talking about because it is clear what is on our minds right now and 25 1/2 hours is a long time to think about it.

Once again I would like to say thank you to everyone who helped me through this journey. It was unexpected and crazy and I could not have done it without all of you. Love to all, love to all.