Packing our bags to leave. We first stayed with Maria and Joel and ate Pizza puffs with them along with playing a couple of rousing games of Settlers of Catan.
Elizabeth graduated from BYU. And Brigham and Elizabeth met Anna for the first time. As Brigham holds Anna he thinks of holding his future baby Benjamin. As you can see, Anna sure was excited (she really was, though her face in this picture doesn’t show it).
We went to South Fork Park for the graduation celebration and had a picnic with Elizabeth’s family and played a great game of ultimate Frisbee. My dad loved playing with Anna.
Everyone was together;sure missed Gabe and Jane Ann. Anna almost got kissed to death by everyone.
Yeah! We met up at the Alta lounge with a bunch of our old friends and roommates. The next day, we went up to Salt Lake, and Anna finally got to meet her 1st cousins Lauren and Lonna.
We hung out with Tim and Lyndi’s family at the park. Brother’s were discussing brotherly things.
We loved staying with Brigham and Elizabeth at Y mount. Shayla took Anna to the playground there.
Our trip was filled with funny faces!
The Fosson clan all went up to Payson Lakes to go camping. We went on hikes and ate s’mores.
We told stories that night around the campfire. Anna learned what a jacket is.
We all tried to skip rocks as good as Kent. Brigham was looking for the perfect rock. We met up with Lauren, Stef, and Mark and their kids and got to meet little new born Rocco.
And of course, we had to hike Squaw Peak with Brigham and Elizabeth and Anna was the best hiker on the trail.
Can you tell by this face how Anna felt about her car seat by the end of the trip?
Fun trip. I just love Anna's silly faces!
ReplyDeleteDayna, I'm so sad that I couldn't go down to Provo, I should have called you and maybe we could have met up in the salt lake area. Major bummer. I miss you, and FYI, you look great. I thought about you the other day when we went to a bonfire. I remembered that you liked the smell so you would put your camping clothes under your bed to smell the campfire at night.
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