The Family Reunion was fun and tiring and full of cousins and love. We traveled to Idaho Falls on Friday and enjoyed (Greg & I anyway) visiting the temple grounds with our children and showing them a bit of Rexburg and BYU-I. Aliza declared that she would not be heading there as it is "TOO windy!" We'll see in a couple of years. Not that I am pushing Rexburg. I never really cared for it as a college town. I am trying to be unbiased... although I smile a lot at the kids constantly wearing USU t-shirts thanks to Uncle Kevin.
I'll just post the pictures. I had the kids take pictures while I visited with ladies, I was surprised to see some of they captured. Note the amount of kiddos. For the most part there was little fighting, lots of creative play, and many memories.
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| Harold and his buddy Brandon. It's fun to get to know distant cousins and renew friendship. |
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| The main lodge adults gathered and visited around the porch. |
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| This tractor was fired up and provided rides for happy big and little boys. |
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| One super cool and thoughtful dad brought a huge bubble blower the kids are waiting for bubbles. In reverse order |
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| Greg was happily surprised by a special cousin John. They had a great time visiting and joking together. Here John is quizzing Anna on how many times she kisses boys a day. This is pre-meal lineup. |
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| These boys had hours of fun rolling this spool up this small hill. Teamwork and creativity! |
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| The water slide, whee! |
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| The fabulous Saturday meal. Kim and Tom Potts smoked pork for two days to make enough to feed the crew. It was Delicious!! The Saturday meal is fast becoming a major effort of love and culinary wonder. Kids plate- which explains the lack of green. |
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| The cap site and area for games. |
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| Watching a remote control car a grown cousin had built. |
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