Memorial Day

This was the first Memorial Day I can remember that we weren't at the pool for the opening weekend! The weather has been crazy cold, and even the kids weren't willing to swim. So we used our Cherry Hill passes for all the other fun stuff they had instead. We went miniature golfing, rock climbed, went through the maze, and the boys played in the ball pit. I think we're really going to like having these passes!
The next day we decided to go where it was warm, and that was down south. So we did a day trip to Goblin Valley. It's been on our list to get to for quite a while and we figured, why not?! Our kids do great in the car so car rides are no longer a big deal! (I never thought I'd say that when our kids were little!) Goblin Valley was sooo fun and the kids can't wait to do it again! We had a lot of fun playing tag, hide and go seek and hiking to the Goblins Lair. That place is so cool, and we're glad we did it on a 'cooler' day down there, because we were dying! I can't imagine being there in the middle of summer when it's over 100! The Goblins Lair (cave) was one of the coolest places I've ever been. With the light coming through, it looked like a cathedral and made me want to watch Lord of the Rings again.
We got home just in time for Megan's social life to begin, and then on Monday the boys went golfing with Grandpa Bish and Ty for his birthday - in the rain. But they all had a great time. Then we ended the day with a yummy BBQ at Greg & Heidi's. Always fun to be with them and their cute kids!

Sam went crazy in Goblin Valley. I think it's because the valley probably looks like his brain. Random shapes and things popping up everywhere for no reason. ;)

Max is our climber and went EVERYWHERE, I couldn't look.

 

This was Sam's face when we told him he had to get to the top of that hill. He was already exhausted from the rest of the hike.

Amazing!

 

We stopped in Price on the way home so the kids could see where Toby was born. This is the house he came home from the hospital to.

The water run off from all our snow/rain is pretty amazing. This is the waterfall in Centerville that is usually only half that size.