After Seven Peaks we all went to the Marriott in Provo where we stayed the night. The next day we packed up and went to a park east of the BYU campus. There we played games and visited before Boyd and Josie had to take off back to New Mexico. Krystal and Jake brought a game to the park called Mexican Horseshoes. It was quite addicting. Terrell and his boys had played the game before so we used the rules that they were familiar with and made some minor adjustments for our own version. I need to make one of those games for us. I think it would be fun, not to mention cheap entertainment.
We rushed from the park to Chuck-a-Rama in Bountiful just in time for Lunch. Five minutes later and we would have had to pay the dinner price. Well, we wouldn't have had to pay because Grandma and Grandpa treated us all to the dinner. They wanted to do that because we missed our traditional New Year's Day dinner because most of the family was traveling to Shae and David's wedding in New Mexico. Thank you Mom and Dad! Dinner was great!
The rest of the night was spent visiting and playing games at Ardel's and LeiLani's home in Bountiful. It was really a lot of fun. It was great to see the cousins mingling. Sadie told me that she saw Maisy go up to Rachel and tell her "we are going to be best friends-- ever" (instead of forever.)
Thank you Natalie and LeiLani (and Kerry and Ardel) for putting so much into this reunion. We enjoyed every bit of it. -Ryan
3 comments:
Ah, Seven Peaks. Ah, sun burns. Looks like fun - I myself am not a water park enthusiast. I've never tanned, though I've tried. My family and their paleness go from white, to red, to white . . . oh well. I haven't been back to Seven Peaks since I was little and my dad got so sun burnt that all the hair on his legs fell off and he was in so much pain that he had to spend all day in a cold shower - no kidding! Perhaps I can get over that horrible memory, though, and enjoy some slidin' fun - for the kids sake, right?
Don't do it Liz. Pretend water parks do not exist. I am telling you this for your own good. Stick to the improvised water slide at Hess Park.
Yeah, that was pretty rad - you can count on unsafe 70s park equipment + a garden hose for fun every time. If I never take them to more than that, they'll never know what they're missing. Hah!
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