Monday morning, the girls went to school (they both had testing and other things they felt obligated to... plus they're totally addicted to school and can't get enough of it for some reason ;) ), everyone else stayed home and helped finish packing. There was some serious excitement in the air :). Nate took Buddy to Don's.
We made a few stops, picked up the girls, grabbed some snacks, and we were off like a dirty shirt! (grandpa mottishaw's)
I had totally forgotten about this lunch stop until I was uploading the pictures :). For one of Erika's many potty stops (I think she had to go more than I did!) we came across this gas station that also had a petting zoo next to it. The "petting" part of it was closed since it was Monday (of all the luck), but there was a guy that came out to tell us about all the animals. Why he didn't just let us pet them is beyond me ;).
The kids loved it either way, and they made the first photo opps of our trip :)
This peacock was pretty, but screamed at us a few times...
You can't see it very well in this picture, but back in the back there is a donkey. Erika was SO cute when she saw the donkey. "Ooooohhhhhh!" in her looking at an adorable baby animal voice. She loves donkeys, and the only thing I can figure is that it comes from all the pictures with baby Jesus that she loved. They always had the donkey.... either that or she just has some strange connection with a strange animal :).
This thing is an Emu. It looked just like the ostrich (behind) but apparently they are different! And don't get llamas and Alpaccas mixed up either :)... I made that mistake.
Look how adorable this little zebra is! SO cute.
Kelly just LOVED these baby goats. She couldn't get enough of them, and she was so insistent that we stop here on our way home (when they're not closed) so that she could pet them.
We ate our lunch while we were sitting there looking at the animals. It was pretty convenient to have such entertainment. I was surprised at how hot it was.... we weren't even close to NV.
More of the baby goats for Kelly.
Charity got this one!
It was really nice to have Charity's camera with us on this trip.... she filled in for me a LOT! And it was so convenient!
So the rest of the drive was pretty uneventful. Everyone took turns sleeping (except Nate of course :) even though I kept dozing off).
The kids could NOT believe how long this drive was! I think they asked if we were almost there at least 20 times each. Mostly Luke. And he always wanted to know exactly how many minutes were left. Not good when I'm doing so much rounding and don't really know for sure anyway :).
We stopped at Jack In The Box to get some dinner, and while we were sitting in the drive thru we witnessed quite the tragedy. And as it was happening, I KNEW it would be one of the few things the kids remembered after the trip, and I was right! Noah has not stopped reminding me of it. There was a bird walking through the gas station next door, and I think it was Kelly who said, "That bird better move or he's going to get hit!" And then right then, a car drove right over the top of the poor little guy! He was definitely injured. We watched as he hobbled over to a safe place. But it was not looking good for that poor little birdie! I feel really bad that my kids had to see it all! It really stuck with Noah. Crazy stuff.
It was fun to drive down the strip again. I just love how alive Las Vegas is! It's not quite the same when it's still light out and I had almost wanted it to be dark for the kids to see the first time, but it was all good. They were too anxious to get to our condo and swim to really appreciate anything anyway :)
You can imagine the excitement when we looked off our balcony and saw THIS oasis:
The lazy river was everyone's favorite, but there were also a few other pools and just beautiful greenery all around the condo! It was beautiful!
We ate our Jack In The Box as fast as we could and then headed on down to the pool. It was almost 8:00 when we got out there so it was REAL warm, but that didn't stop us! Everyone had fun floating around in the tubes and Brad, Kelly and Charity spent a lot of time just swimming around. The hot tub was a favorite as well once the sun had set. It was a dream come true for the kids....
If I've said it once I've said it a million times, as long as there's a pool, these guys could vacation ANYWHERE!!!
Nate spoiled us with a Puss In Boots Movie Night, we had popcorn and ice cream candybars. It was a lot of fun to just sit around and be together.
Everyone slept pretty well. It was nice to sleep in!
Tuesday morning, we got up, got ready for our free breakfast, had our "little" Trendwest plug, which ended up being more like 2 1/2 hours as opposed to the 1 they had promised. Which was extremely annoying, but hey, we got a $125 buffet voucher, and earned back some of the points we used of Nate's parents' so it was all good.
We were happy when it was over and headed on out to the pool. This time we went to the one that had a kiddie pool attached. Noah and Erika were in heaven!
They loved the freedom that the 6 in. deep water offered :)
The big kids had a lot of fun in their 3 1/2 feet as well. Even made a new friend shortly after we got out there. It was fun to watch them all play and just watch! Not have to be worried like I am when we go to the Rec center!
I was surprised at how well everyone could swim! Lukey didn't forget a thing and was even attempting flips in the water! So fun.
This was one of my favorite parts. Erika was SO brave the whole time and got really courageous and was jumping in to me! She was SO STINKING ADORABLE!!! She would count and flap her arms and bounce around before each jump. I wish we'd gotten it on video. SO CUTE!
I really enjoyed the laid back feeling we had while we were there! Everything just felt so easygoing! I love not being tied down to anyone's schedules, and not being obligated to be anywhere! SO GREAT!
We had to do "airplane" :)
After swimming we got dressed and headed out for our outing with the Clemens Family. This was one of the times that we were on a time constraint and frankly, it didn't go so well! We had looked up the address of our meeting place and thought it was close to another place we had needed to go, and found out it was clear on the other side of town (of course after it was too late). SO needless to say, we were about an hour late! Rude. I know. I hate being late!
They were very forgiving, and we did finally make it up to Red Rock. Unfortunately the sun was setting though, so when we stopped for our (super late) picnic, the wind was blowing really hard and our desert friends were cold! That was a total bummer. They were kind enough to humor us though and we made the most of it!!
And the kids were so good to bear with us as we discovered parts of Las Vegas we never intended to explore.... I think they were even having a little fun :)
(picture courtesy of Charity's camera :) taken in the back seat)
I was so impressed with the scenery! Unfortunately I didn't get enough pictures (although, had I taken more, I would have missed out on the one of our kids together because my camera died immediately following), but I did get this one:
doesn't do the place justice, but what picture does anymore?
It was getting close to closing time, so we just let the kids lead us on a "hike" (the kids call it "our hike in Red Rock" so I'm not going to stop them :)). Up and around the picnic area. We saw a stink bug, a pillow, and a really cool cactus! That was the extent of our wildlife. I had hoped we'd run into one of the tortoises which I'd seen pictured in the "tortoise crossing" signs :). Makes me laugh still.
Oh, we did see a bat as well, just before we loaded up to go.... that was cool.
Overall, it was a fun time with some of our favorite people. I wish we'd been able to spend more time with them!
After we got in our cars, we got the idea to go to ice cream and begged the Clemens' to go with us (even though it was totally a school night for them). They took us to a really cute little frozen yogurt place where you get to serve yourself and put whatever toppings you want. The kids LOVE that feature :). I loved the time to visit, the ice cream, and just the whole evening really made me smile. It's always fun to get together with old friends when it doesn't feel like their 'old friends'.
OH! And HAPPY 11th ANNIVERSARY to Nate and I that day! It was a really fun way to spend our day. I felt like being able to be as a family and relax, and have so much fun, was just perfect.
We still need to get out on our date, which I still need to plan, but really, I loved being with Nate, reminiscing about our special day and the months that lead up to it.
Las Vegas actually played a special part in our "courtship" :). Nate and I spent a couple days together there with his sister and her family, while we were dating, so lots of fun memories.
I have the best husband on the planet. I am aware. It's a huge blessing to me to know that I will have him with me forever. I will never have to try to do anything on my own. Thankfully he's just the man for the job. He does so much for me. I hope to one day be worthy of his love, though I've kind of decided that I may have to just keep pulling the wool over his eyes :).
We finished the night off, with the Smurf Movie, and everyone konked out WAY before it was over! You should have seen that living room when I woke up at the end of the show.... sleeping people EVERYWHERE!! Funny stuff.
Wednesday: our big plan was to walk the strip. Catch some of the attractions there, and just wear ourselves out walking in the heat of the day (oh wait, that last part wasn't part of the plan, it just happened :) )
We parked at the MGM Grand hotel, and made our way down and around about a block of the strip.....
It was all really cool. I think the M&M store was the favorite though :).
This was a cool little Rain Forest Cafe inside the MGM Grand. And I have to mention how ADORABLE Noah was on this trip! He started a new thing where he compliments me frequently. On random things like my shirt or my hair :). It's so cute!! I don't know where he got it! Makes me feel so special though :). He's even been doing it to Erika as well! "Ewika? I like your hair." So cute!
We found a fun little Gift shop filled with cheap souvenirs that the kids went nuts in! This was probably my favorite gift shop. Everything was cheap :). The kids had all brought money to get things for their teachers and friends. I was so impressed with how much they thought of other people. Kelly wasn't even interested in looking for something for herself until she'd found her teacher's magnet!
We got some fun stuff there. Including Brad's laser pen that shocks people, which became a major source of entertainment for the remainder of our vacation :).
I hadn't even thought about who we might run into on the strip, but never in a million years did I think we'd see Hello Kitty!!! Erika just happens to be one of her biggest fans!
Erika was SO outgoing on this trip! She hugged, high fived, and said hello or goodbye to everything we saw!! It was adorable!! I mean, look at that face!! Is she not in heaven :) I loved it! It was well worth the lame tip that these guys require for a picture :).
We ran into Green on our way into the "nem nem" (M&M) Store, she loved her too :)
Four floors of M&Ms!!!! I couldn't believe how much there was to look at there!! Charity took pictures of everything for me :). It was a LOT of fun! They even have a cute little 3D movie. I think this was one of the highlights of the trip!
The kids all picked out something from Mom and Dad there. Charity got a giant pencil and a water bottle (which served us very well... such an investment :) ). Kelly painstakingly chose a cute little stuffed Orange M&M doll. Bradley took the longest, and at the VERY end of the visit settled on an M&M machine. Luke had had his eye on a certain M&M machine the whole time we'd been there so as soon as Dad gave the go ahead, he was on it :). Noah had been carrying around a small container of minis with a battery powered fan, he got that :). And Erika found a cute, little, red water bottle that she cherished :). It was fun to see what they all chose. I love being able to spoil them every once in a while. They're not used to it and they are really sweet when we do.
This picture sure didn't work out :)... but there's the New York New York Hotel we saw a little later :)
Noah was the only one I thought who would appreciate some of these characters, and yet he was still too shy to join in. Kinda bumbs me out, but hey, at least he didn't do anything he didn't want to :).
Bumblebee was impressed with how many kids we have :). I don't know if he even realized we have one more than this :) (two if you count Wormie- which our kids always do!)
I loved this Harley Cafe! So cool.
And of course, the Hard Rock Cafe. Can't not have a picture of that! Even though they did move it! I still regret not getting shirts. Oh well. Money is probably better to have right now :)
SpongeBob was a pleasant surprise :) And I just loved Erika in this second one :)
She really loved all the characters! She totally got into it! I just kept thinking, 'she's gonna LOVE Disneyland!'
After a few hours of the strip, we had some lunch at McDonald's at which we got many looks. And this was actually fairly unusual for this trip! You'd think we'd get tons of funny looks, a family of 8 (+1) in Las Vegas, but we really didn't!! In fact, people were really sweet about it if they said anything at all! And I think there is just so much else to see, we're not quite the freak show there that we are elsewhere. But for some reason, in McD's, Charity said, "Mom, everyone is staring at us SO BAD!" People were staring. It was funny. Makes me want to make myself a shirt that says:
SIX!
Yes, they're all mine
and
Yes, my hands are full!
AND I LOVE IT THAT WAY!!!!
But really, I can't complain because I was so pleasantly surprised with how little we got.
After that we made our way back to the car, it was SO HOT, and went back to the condo for a little R&R. We were seriously exhausted and still had so much else planned for the day!
We got back out on the road a few hours later, parked at the Mandalay Bay Hotel and made our way to the Shark Reef (which evidently had a parking lot right outside the exhibit that we could have parked in and avoided the whole Hotel, but then again, I really liked seeing the inside of that one, it was very classy, and very nice, what I saw).
This shark Reef/Aquarium was one of our big ones for the trip, I was really looking forward to it, and couldn't believe how well it delivered!! It was really so fascinating and so well done!! I was so impressed with the whole place! I thought it was going to be a shark tunnel and that was all, but there really was SO much more!! And I LOVED the atmosphere! Very cool. Highly recommend it!
This "dragon" was cool too, seemed out of place in an aquarium, but I thought it looked totally cool...
Erika and Nate were total buds there... that was cute.
Here's everyone looking at the Piranhas!!! Very cool. Too bad we missed feeding time!
And of course, the sharks!! I love sharks, I think they're awesome.
They also had a cool little place to pet sting rays. I love these! And at this place we were actually able to touch them and not have to climb all over people! I was loving how big it was and how few people there were there...
Erika said, "I touched it with my finger! but not with my pinky because I didn't want him to sting me!" So cute.
Brad really loved these jelly fish, so I attempted to get a picture of it without the flash.... kinda cool if you ask me :) Minus the graininess.
This weird fish was so funny looking! He seriously looked like he had buck teeth! The nerd of the bunch.
Nate looking at the stingrays... kinda cool right?
Lion fish
This one was one of the highlights for me, it's a sword fish (can't see it very well). I don't think I've ever seen one before, in real life, it was SO COOL looking!
sea turtle.
It was so hard to get pictures in that place. Kinda bums me out, but whatever :).
So after Mandalay Bay, we made our way back to our car, and parked at the Harrah's Hotel for our big buffet dinner :).
If you know our kids, you know that they LOVE Chuck-A-Rama. They ALL think it's like the coolest place in the world to eat. So Nate and I thought that being that we were in Vegas, a big buffet dinner was in order :).
Then we got the vouchers from the little seminar thing, and we were set!
We went to a buffet called Flavors. It was so great!! So big! I mean, they had EVERYTHING there! I got some snow crab legs, fajitas, nachos, I can't even remember all that I had! But they had SO MUCH to choose from!! The kids and I especially loved the dessert bar! COTTON CANDY!!!!
It was a LOT of fun!! I had to force myself to stop eating.
We had a fun little spill-the-chocolate-milk-all-over-the-table-and-chair incident courtesy of Erika, which stressed me out a little, but overall... Great fun!!
And to top it off, this really awesome couple stopped me as I was walking back to our table one of the times, and just totally poured on the compliments!! They said they'd been watching our family and couldn't believe how well behaved our kids were, and how cute they were, and how well behaved they were :). They couldn't believe they were all mine, and then told me about their 4 grandkids under 4 and how wonderful our kids seemed to be behaving compared to how it is when they take their grandkids out.... it was awesome! As much as it annoys me to think that people are sitting there "watching us the whole time we're eating", I almost cried talking to them. It really made my day! I love feeling like we're not a nuisance to everyone on the planet :). And being reminded that we do have really great kids.
Awesome dinner :).
After dinner we RAN, seriously, we were like 5 minutes away from the volcano and it was about to erupt, so we hurried on across the street and got there just in time to see it erupt from what we felt was too far away :) The volcano had GREAT reviews from most of our kids! It was "the favorite" thing we did for a lot of them :). Isn't it funny that it's always the cheapest thing that they love the most! Probably one of the reasons we do more free stuff than not :). Brad was extremely excited for this! I couldn't believe how well Erika handled it! She said she likes fire now. Surprise surprise. Apparently it's more than her mood that can swing!
So we made our way down to the Belaggio to see the fountains....
I LOVED the fountains!!! It's only 15 minutes, but I seriously had chills during it! Probably more to do with the music selection, but it was just AWESOME!! I loved it!! They shoot the water up SO HIGH!! I can't even believe how high it goes, and the sound it makes... almost like thunder! SO COOL!!! Definitely a highlight of the trip for me.
Then we made our way through the crowd back down to watch the volcano form closer up :). Didn't get the camera out that time.
That was where we met the Utahns :). They said they could tell we were like them because we stuck out like sore thumbs in the crowd :). Funny. But true. It was fun to meet them. We decided they were worthy of the last buffet voucher :) and said goodbye.
We had a lot of discussions along the way about what's appropriate to look at and what's not. Nate shared a really cool analogy with the kids about spitting out food that doesn't taste good and how you have to do that with things that don't taste good spiritually. And how you can clear your head just like you can clear your mouth after. It was really cool and I think they got it. Hopefully they're not too scarred by some of the things that we all saw. I know it's not the cleanest place on the planet, morally (I might go so far as to say the dirtiest after that night!), but I think it was a great opportunity to teach our kids about those things. Hopefully they got it for now. I was very impressed with the understanding that they all had and how much they were trying to make good choices! I LOVE watching them embrace the spirit and want good things.
It was about 11:00 when we got back to the condo, so no swimming that night. We were all pretty exhausted! Everyone but me watched Smurfs again. I was OUT the minute my head hit the pillow! So nice!
This vacation was sort of last minute, in the sense that we weren't sure where we were going until about a week before :). Nate had chosen the time off based on our anniversary at the beginning of the year, so we knew we had time off, we just weren't sure what we wanted to do with it :). We've needed far more vacations than we've been able to take over the years, so it seemed like the perfect time. I found out that most of the kids would be doing testing that week, Luke wasn't even going to be having class during that week, so it seemed even better. Our original plan was to go to Arizona. We've been wanting to go down there for a LONG time. We have so many friends and family down there, it will be a really cool trip when we finally make it down there. It was a good idea, but it was expensive. We struggled with the idea knowing it would set us back a little more with saving up for a down payment on a house. There were a lot of things that kept getting in the way of the idea. We started wondering if Nate was even going to get the time off with changing his schedule and all (which ended up not really being a problem, thankfully), and things just didn't feel right. We decided we needed to go somewhere closer. Las Vegas seemed far enough away to be a real vacation, but not so far that we couldn't just go for a few days. Plus, there's just so much to see and do there! A lot of it is free too which is a definite plus :) Luckily we were able to book it with Nate's parents' bonus time, but we were unable to book the last night, from Thursday to Friday. This became a little bit of a project in our minds, whether we would just go home Thursday night, or if we would try to find another place to stay that last night and come home Friday. Once Thursday came, we realized it would be a silly idea to pay for another night when we were already at the end of our budget. We wouldn't really have anymore money to do anything else on Friday. We still had to pay for the gas to get home too (which actually ended up being about half of what we had expected in our new car! We were able to get there on ONE TANK of gas!! Didn't fill up once! And then again on the way back. We ended up spending about half of what we had planned!).
Our plan for Thursday began to take shape that morning.
First things first, we headed down to the pool! We couldn't let our trip end without one more swim! We went to the lazy river for about an hour and a half and then to the kiddie pool area for the last hour. At 11:00 we frantically made our way up to the condo to shower everyone and pack up our stuff since check out was at noon.
It was a mad dash, and probably more stressful than it should have been, but we made it out the door with all our things at 12:01! Pretty impressive if you ask me! With eight showers included!
We went to Buffalo Wild Wings on our way out of Las Vegas. We had passed it every time we went out all week and Nate was totally craving their boneless wings. When we heard that Thursday was boneless day, we just couldn't resist :). They were pretty good! I couldn't believe Luke was able to stomach the spicy ones that I barely got half a bite out of before dying! He's tougher than I thought! Good food.
Then we made our way out to the Hoover Dam. This was something I had really been anxious to see and show the kids. I got plenty of pictures!
I had to take this picture while Nate was straightening out the car to show all the bugs on the front of it! Our windshield too, though you can't really tell in this picture. It was INSANE how many bugs!!
So there it is! Pretty fascinating if you ask me!
Maybe I"m lame, but that bridge looked so amazing when we came around the corner and saw that on our way up to the parking garage. It was so magnificent! We all wanted to go drive on it, so on the way out of there, we found our way up to the bridge and drove over it. Coincidentally you can't really tell you're on a bridge because the sides are so high :) Kinda funny and very anticlimactic :).
The kids were all freaking out when I took this one. They didn't like me hanging over the edge to get a picture.
I think it's so cute that they show the two time zones on these clocks, one on each side of the state line. I SO wish they had a real line painted on the ground somewhere for us to know exactly when we're in two states at once :). And thanks to daylight savings the clocks were actually on the same time :) but I didn't even notice until we were driving away and Nate pointed it out to me. My situation awareness was not at it's best that day.
I was happy I got so many pictures of everyone together! It's been a while.
It was SO HOT there. The kids were totally dying. Made me really glad we passed on our Arizona trip. Would have been at least 10 degrees hotter there! As it was, we were in the hundreds for the last two days there. At least it's not humid. I do have to say that.
We whipped out the melting popsicles we had brought from the condo and everyone cooled down! Glad they weren't completely melted!
And I can't emphasize enough, what a blessing it was to have our new car on this trip! I can't imagine those temps in our non-air conditioned expedition. A two minute wait to get cool was enough! It was nice to have all the room in back as well! Nobody had to have anything around their feet or on their laps the whole way and we had more than enough cargo space. It was great!
It's so impressive to me how complex this dam is. And to think it was build almost a century ago! I can't even imagine how they pulled that off!
One of Erika's ups on the trip :) She and Noah were pretty good buds most of the time.
It's so much fun for me to listen to our kids in the car on road trips. It gives you so much insight into your kids and their personalities that I think you can miss at home. It's fun for me. One good thing about no DVD player. I loved that we kept ourselves entertained the whole time with very little electronics!
After the Hoover Dam we drove back into Las Vegas and stopped at the temple on our way out.
This was a highly anticipated part of our trip as well. Whenever I worried about the negative exposure in Las Vegas I always knew we'd be able to combat that with the Temple. I was looking forward to pointing out the different feeling there is on the temple grounds as opposed to the feeling in the casinos and elsewhere on the strip. We all felt the Spirit there and I think the older kids appreciated that.
It was SO nice!! So beautiful! And I loved reminiscing with Nate about our little walk around this temple 11 years ago and the feelings we had back when we were dating! I'm such a sucker for sentiment.
I have to laugh at this because you can see Nate in the background rinsing off Noah's shoe in the fountain :) That's okay right? :) I told him to. He's so good to me, he'll seriously do anything for me!
I love this one.
We asked Charity to take a picture of us and being the little photographer she is, she laid down for this awesome angle. I think my figure would have benefitted from a different one, but I do love that you can see most of the temple! She does a good job!
And I thought it was sweet of her to get one while we were kissing :) Cute girl.
This just makes me laugh that Charity captured this moment, because we're both pointing to the spot that we thought we had stopped to "talk" when we were dating. Apparently our memories are not as good as we thought :). (even though I still think I'm right :) )
We had the most beautiful sunset as we were driving home.
We finally left Las Vegas around 7:00 after stopping to get wiggles out and fill our tummies at McD's.
It was late, and we knew we had a long drive ahead, but really, we just have so much fun together! I LOVED it!
Before it got too dark, I pulled out my little questionnaires I had printed up for everyone to answer. I'll have to get that out to post their answers, but I think they enjoyed the attention they each got during that. It was fun.
We stopped in St. George for one of Erika's potty stops and Nate humored me by finding the way to the temple. I LOVE this temple! It's SO beautiful! I love the clean crispness of the outside and the staircases.... everything, it's just beautiful! I wish everyone had been awake to appreciate it!
Luckily we got there just as they were locking the doors to the visitors centers and we were able to sneak in and use the restrooms. They have a really nice visitors center in there! I was impressed. Bradley found his way to me after Erika took her turn and was able to go potty too :) One day I am going to learn how to cut back the number of potty stops we have to make. Though I kept thinking that we will most likely be making at least double the stops when we drive to CA after Wormie gets here.... that should be interesting :)
We hurried and snapped this one of Brad and Erika :)
We got home around 1:30. Everyone was wasted, we prayed and went to bed!! As good as it felt to be gone, it was nice to be home as well. Although I am STILL missing the firm, KING SIZE bed we had in the condo. Need to get me one of those!
This trip was so good for us, I just feel so grateful we were able to fit it in.
I'd like to have each of the kids contribute to this post, we'll see if I get around to it... until then.... you get what I was able to pluck out of this deep dark hole we're calling my brain :).... hopefully I can remember more of the fun little details later.
The End
"I loved the trip!!
Everything was amazing!!
My favorite things/places
were the volcano, the fountain
show, M&M world, swimming and Everything else.
I think the funniest thing ever said was
'Are we going home to the hotel or are we
going home... um... never mind.' (Noah) It was
really funny. I didn't like the car ride home
because I didn't get any sleep.
It was the best
trip EVER!!!!!!!!!!"
- Charity Maynes
"I really liked going Too Las Vegas
I liked everything M&M world was
great. I got a stuffed orange M&M. We
also took a walk on the strip. That sure
was fun. We went swimming like everyday.
We went to a buffete Their food
was delicious. I wish we could have
stayed a little longer! O I forgot
to mention that we got too
have a bunch of movie nights.
It WAS AWESOME
!!!!
- Kelly Maynes
"I liked that we saw the valcano
and that we saw the sharks and Jellyfish
and stingrays."
- Bradley Maynes
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Looks like such a fun trip!!! Glad everything went so well and that you guys had fun.
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