July 2012
It's funny how a simple thing like a trip to the park can turn out to be so memorable.
Tay's sister Tara and her four kids were visiting from Colorado, so we headed down to Utah. We all went to the park "for the kids", and it turned out to be a lot of fun for the adults as well. It's so rare that we get to be in each others company. I really wish it could be more often. Maybe someday...
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| Kellen |
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| Jessie or Cambry (One of the twins!) |
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| Alyssa and Taneea |
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| Janers |
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| Taylor, Taneea, Tara, Cambry (Jessie?), and Zane |
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| Little Avery |
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| Zanes beauty shot. Ha ha! |
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| Kellen, the master of the monkey bars! |
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| "Spin us, Aunt Marie!" |
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| Cousins: Jane, Cambry, Jessie, Aiden, Alyssa, and Kellen |
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| "Hello up there!" |
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| Parkour Zane! |
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| Parkour Taylor! |
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| Parkour Aiden! |
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| "We're flying! |
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| Grandma and Grandpa Huish saying Hello to Janers. |
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My folks came by to pick me up for our date at the opera. Don Giovanni. Not my most favorite opera, but there are some very beautiful arias. I just have to say, Mom and Dad really are so cultured for people living in little old Hyrum, Utah. They go to several operas a year (and even more musicals and/or plays), and they really actively listen. They are so cute when we go to shows together. They like me to sit in the middle so we can discuss. What is that technique called? Who the best voices are, etc. How many cops do you know who can enjoy a good Italian opera? I know... one. Pretty awesome. They've always gone out of their way to help their children develop an appreciation for the beautiful things this world has to offer. I will be eternally grateful for that blessing.
We missed you Jeff, K, Kerri, Adrienne, and Mark! Really!!!
