Book Of Mormon Tour

We had the great opportunity to go on the Book of Mormon tour in Central America. We started off in Mexico City then traveled through Mexico stopping off in several places and then on to Guatemala. After Guatemala we traveld to Honduras for around two days and then went to Guatemala city where we ended our tour. It was a very interested tour. The tour started off a little bumpy due to airplanes being cancelled and everyone going on different planes but ended well, all except for Rob getting sick on the last day. It would take me forever to write down everything that we learned and saw so I will just post a couple of pictures from our tour.

Volunteering at the Dental Clinic

Rob's first time ziplinning.

A very old Guatemalan lady

Ruins

Guatemala City Temple

A very massive fish.

Volcanic Ash

Temple of the Moon and Sun in Mexico City

Rob's favorite picture that he took of a panther.

Summer Time

Well it has been way too long since we last posted. Sorry. Life has been pretty hectic with moving and just everything else.

So the month of June was amazing. We were able to spend a week with Robs family in Colorado. We all pitched in some money and rented a beautiful cabin. It was great to see all of Rob's family. Everyone was there except for Jess, but he had a good excuse. (he is on his mission in Russia!) Each day a couple would make breakfast, lunch, and dinner. For dinner, Rob and I decided to make spaghetti. Well being the new cooks that we are, we really didn't know how much spaghetti to cook for 14 people. Well I think the picture explains it all. Holy spaghetti!!!

It also snowed for three days while we were down there. Can you believe it's June!!!!
Here are some other photos from our trip
Britney, Anthony, Megan, and Finlay
Rob posing like a pharmacist.



Bath tub for two

Jason and Lacey

Emily and Ashley


Mikelle, Anthony and Alex went on a treasure hunt. This is what they found buried under some rocks.

It was great to get together as a family!! We all had such a great time. Hopefully we can do this next year when Jess gets home.