The Hendricksen's: St George

Tuesday, November 08, 2011

St George

For Scott's parents anniversary they treated all of the kids to a trip to St George. (They were married in the St George Temple) We had a great time! The girls got to go down a day early and go to the Tuachaun and see The Little Mermaid. It was amazing. The girls really loved it!!! I didn't bring my camera. So all I have are iPhone pictures. Which don't turn out well in the dark. But you get the idea...

When we first got to our hotel I told the girls that it was ok to jump on the beds. They thought that was awesome. Brinley said, "Dad would NEVER have let us do this." Score for Mom!!!

When the boys finally showed up we had a fun time swimming and going out to eat.

We also had family pictures at the temple.

The next day we headed to Cedar City to celebrate Scott's grandma's 85th birthday.

We did some more family pictures and headed on our way home.

Scott's grandma had an open house that night that I hear went really well. We were sad to have missed it but the kids were beyond ready to go home and I know they wouldn't have lasted! It was a GREAT weekend getaway!

4 comments:

nora.lakehurst said...: Fun! Your grandmother looks good for her age.; 6:54 PM
Brown Family said...: So cute -- on the steps you and Scott look like you like each other. :) And that pic of your boys is AWESOME! I mean photo-contest winning awesome. :); 10:09 PM
Anonymous said...: good times.... mom; 12:45 AM
Jadie said...: Cute pictures! I love the one of you and the girls!!!; 2:20 PM

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