We feel so lucky that we got to spend our four day weekend with extended family in St. George. Amylynn found a perfect vacation home where 36 of us could stay and play together. Highlights included simply being around amazing people, meeting our grand niece, hiking at Snow Canyon and Pioneer Park, two pickleball tournaments, puzzles, games, and our own pool. I miss them all (and Swig and Splash) already! However, I will not miss the 13 hour drive both ways due to President's Day weekend ski traffic, snow, fog, and even I-70 being partially closed due to accidents. I'm grateful we made it there and back safely but dang, when are we going to learn not to road trip through mountains in winter?
Our Halloween pictures finally made it to the computer. I won't state the name, but let's just say we know a certain 15-month-old who likes to hide things, especially if they are small & silver like a memory card reader. (: Oh look, here she is now, dressed up as a pumpkin fairy! And check out the super neat pumpkin Danny carved. We actually had neighbors make the effort to come compliment him before trick-or-treating began! I have never experienced a Halloween where families hang out on the porch to hand out candy the entire night! I just can't get over how wonderful the weather has been this fall. If there weren't long term consequences, I could really like global warming. Here's the cute little girl helping to hand out candy. She was a huge hit with the teenage trick-or-treaters. My favorite costume of the night was a guy dressed up as a kissing booth. When Dan asked him if that was working for him he replied, "I got a kiss from a 6-year-old ...







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