Ok, so I've been non-exsistant for several months. Sorry about that. I put off updating this blog for so long that it got to the point that I didn't post anything because I didn't know where to start. We have done so many fun things this summer. Combined, we took 1200 pictures in 5 weeks that I sorted through and narrowed down to the 350 that I saved. I put a few of them in a slideshow at the bottom of this post. Feel free to breeze through them. Anyway, here is the abbreviated run down of our awesome summer:
July:
Marsh Lake Camping with Scott's whole family. (about 45 of us). We spent a week in the high Uintah's camping and fishing and just like every year, had a wonderful time.
On July 13th we welcomed our darling French student, Tifenn, into our home. In trying to show her as much of Utah as we could, we did the following (among other things): Ogden Pioneer Day Concert, Bowling, Music and the Spoken Word with the MoTabs, This is the Place State Park, Bear Lake, Tony Grove, Rick Springs, Kennecott Copper Mine, Oquirrh Mt. Temple Open House, Utah Olympic Park, Park City Outlet Mall, Antelope Island State Park, and East Canyon Resort. And that was just in July!
August:
Ogden Raptors Baseball game, Clark Planetarium, Gateway Mall/Fountains, Utah's Capitol Building, Lagoon, Hogle Zoo, Trolley Square, Snowbird Resort, Girls Camp at Heber Valley Girls Camp, and watching a "Good Things Utah" Taping. On August 17th we had a very tearful farewell at the airport when we had to say goodbye to Tifenn, who I now consider my French daughter. While she was here, she became part of our family and we love and miss her so much!
Later in August, we went to Bear Lake again with my extended family. I love that place!
September:
A drive up to Francis Peak in Farmington and down Bountiful canyon, Marsh Lake again (just for the day), buying a beautiful 2004 Suburban, and The Donny and Marie Show in Vegas (which will get it's own posting after this one is done!!!).
Anyway, it has been a great summer. I'll try to stay up on this blog a little better in the future.
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