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Showing posts with label Temples. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Temples. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 24, 2014

Sizzling St George

We've done quite a bit of traveling this summer. Our farthest trip yet was driving to St George with my brother, Ammon, to visit our sister, Trena. Our Polynesian tour guide at the Temple kept joking about how he better do a good job or we'd report him to the "higher-ups." We visited the Brigham Young summer home, and got a glimpse into the Prophet's life before running water in homes. Miss V did not want to keep her hat on her head, nor did she want her feet in the splash pool or grass. Trena and Dallas took us to Snow Canyon's sand dunes. Let's just say that Ammon has skills. Miss V did enjoy the sand this time. Dallas set up a home theater for us on his porch one night, and we played SkipBo. Oh yeah. Our motel had a pool, so we took Miss V swimming a couple times, which Zak really liked because he wasn't with us the first time she swam. Our last day there we went to church with Trena and then took naps. We had so much fun, and look forward to visiting again.





Miss V with Miss Tia (Trena)
 
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Ammon is amazing.




Zak is a wonderful husband and father.


Friday, June 13, 2014

Wednesday, August 8, 2012

Cassie and Nathan

 After a year of dating and getting to know each other, lots of time spent working and planning, my sister married her sweetheart. Zak and I drove down to be with family to see the marriage and sealing performed in the LDS Temple. I love going to weddings, especially with my sweetheart. My sister, Cassie, has done a great job taking care of herself, and has lost quite a bit of weight over the last few years. She looked gorgeous in the dress she picked and customized. Nate looked pretty dapper himself. I'm grateful his family has welcomed her into their lot with open arms. These two have similar personalities and tastes regarding many things, and now they're stuck together for the glorious centuries to come.

Nathan's parents put on a luncheon after the sealing, and then we prepared for the reception. These two are all about Disney, and Tangled holds a special place in their hearts. Cassie chose some Chinese lanterns to hang with fishline above the tables and around the room. They turned out beautifully, but as suspected, they soon became the entertainment. If ever you want to keep a table full of people occupied, get a good tetherball match going with a floating lantern.

Over the weekend, we also watched several Olympic events, which reminded me of the Vancouver Olympics Zak and I watched on t.v. before he asked me on our first date.
Tia, Mom, Me, Grandma

Lots of friends and family came to support Cass and Nathan













Zak and I had fun at the wedding!