Forgot to mention how Leyna got her scraped & bruised chin. She was walking down the stairs to enter Nana's basement with a hose nozzle in hand when she tripped and fell right on the nozzle. I heard her cry, then Grandma got to her before I did. She did one of those 'hold her breath because the pain is so intense' cries and passed out in Mom's arms. Two seconds later she came to in convulsions. I thought she was seizing, but thank goodness it passed as quickly as it started and she just needed a little TLC for a bit. Scary, though. We visited Hector's burial site in Bountiful, UT Sunday morning to pay our respects to him. Because he doesn’t have a headstone yet, we went on a family hunt looking for the location of his burial. (It’s just to the right of the Goringe headstone. I think I’ll always remember that tidbit.)
After the cemetery, we took the kids to Temple Square and walked through the visitor’s center and other buildings. I really wanted the kids to tour Brigham Young’s homes, The Beehive and Lion Houses, but sites were closing down due to the Ochre Mountain temple dedication that was taking place that day, so it was a short visit.
We piled back in and made the 12 hour drive home. Thank goodness my kids are so good in the car. They actually made the drive entertaining and fun.
Looks like such a neat trip. You look so beautiful, as always. One more round! ALMOST DONE, YAY!
ReplyDeleteWow.. I have been following your blog for almost a year I think it is and wanted to say how wonderful you are looking.... My hubby Mathew is a colon cancer survivor and next month it will be a year since he was diagnosed and yet he is doing GREAT!!!!!!! WE have been so blessed this past year and I just want to say.. have faith and know that Heavenly Father loves you...... Maxine
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