We went to Park City for the weekend with Chad and Gina and their family. We had a fun-filled day planned in
SLC and we started with ice skating at the
Gallivan Center downtown. It was packed, but we had a great time anyways. This was Miller's first time ever on the ice.
One time around the rink was enough for Miller. He didn't like slipping all over the place. So he was thrilled when we let him walk around the rink in his skates.
After the ice skating and lunch at Crown Burger, we hit the Gateway for some fun with the splash park. I had no idea that they run it even in 30 degree weather. That didn't stop the kids from playing in it.
Toby, Miller, and Abby were really enjoying the water while the rest of us were huddled around the fire. We tried to keep them as dry as possible because we still had lots to do and no change of clothes.
I love this shot of the three of them racing through the water.
In my 31 years of life, I have never seen the lights at
Temple Square. That was the purpose of our whole weekend. It is the most beautiful thing I have ever seen. It will definitely become an annual tradition for me. I will check the schedule for
SLC next time, however. There were so many people at Temple Square and downtown...The Mormon Tabernacle Choir was performing, The Jazz were playing the
Lakers, and The Forgotten Carols was somewhere there in the mix.
Miller and Bret at Temple Square outside the North Visitors Center. There were so many people there, I was lucky to get a picture with only the two of them in it.
Our little family. Not the best picture, but it was the perfect ending to the perfect day. Thanks to Chad and Gina and their family for letting us share that memory with them. We had the best time.
We went to Park City for the weekend with Chad and Gina and their family. We had a fun-filled day planned in SLC and we started with ice skating at the Gallivan Center downtown. It was packed, but we had a great time anyways. This was Miller's first time ever on the ice.
One time around the rink was enough for Miller. He didn't like slipping all over the place. So he was thrilled when we let him walk around the rink in his skates.
After the ice skating and lunch at Crown Burger, we hit the Gateway for some fun with the splash park. I had no idea that they run it even in 30 degree weather. That didn't stop the kids from playing in it.
Toby, Miller, and Abby were really enjoying the water while the rest of us were huddled around the fire. We tried to keep them as dry as possible because we still had lots to do and no change of clothes.
I love this shot of the three of them racing through the water.
In my 31 years of life, I have never seen the lights at Temple Square. That was the purpose of our whole weekend. It is the most beautiful thing I have ever seen. It will definitely become an annual tradition for me. I will check the schedule for SLC next time, however. There were so many people at Temple Square and downtown...The Mormon Tabernacle Choir was performing, The Jazz were playing the Lakers, and The Forgotten Carols was somewhere there in the mix.
Miller and Bret at Temple Square outside the North Visitors Center. There were so many people there, I was lucky to get a picture with only the two of them in it.
Our little family. Not the best picture, but it was the perfect ending to the perfect day. Thanks to Chad and Gina and their family for letting us share that memory with them. We had the best time.
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