We headed up to Bear Lake to go camping this past weekend and it turned out to be an awesome spot for us. Your'e up in the pines then only 10min. away from the lake. The first night we stayed the camp spot was real small but it fit us,then we found out the Dyorich's were coming so we needed to move.(which is the reason maysa is in a picture holding up the tent on the truck). We moved into a great spot which was big enough for all of us. We had lots of laughs,played games,went to the lake,went on little hikes. Had lots of great food. Zuri did an awesome job at night(first time camping). The nights there were great, no WIND a big plus for us.
Cathy was able to get some free tickets for all of us from work. We find some seats and the kids are getting excited for the show to start. The wind was blowing and not to mention it was cold. The show started and the kids did the wows and oh man's. Maysa loved the shiny couple the best. Hunter liked the clowns. I liked seeing the bears. Shad was amazed by the guy who was able to hold on to the lady with just his teeth. By the second intermission Shad went and grabbed some food,(and for those of you who know shad you can probably guess what happened) that's right, it went all over his pants. After we all had a snack, just about everyone including the kids were ready to go. The wind and cold won. But we did have a good time and made a good memory.
When Shad was in the yard one day I guess he took these pictures of the kids. I just saw them today on the camera, some of them didn't turn out but the ones that did I think were cute...(please don't pay attention to the weeds were still doing the yard)
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