All the six older grandchildren stayed at our house for a sleep over. We played and had fun and then settled down to watch the movie "Meet the Robinson's". The kids loved it. Maesi was the only one to fall asleep before it was over. Tryston snuggled so close to Kell that he snuggled her out of her spot. Kell woke up crying cause she couldn't figure out where to sleep. Tryston was oblivous as he now was snuggled up next to Maesi. What a joy they are and how we will miss them all.
One of the guys that we went with, Kent Black, his great grandfather helped build this bridge across the grand canyon near Lee's Ferry. He was called by the LDS church to run the ferry for 20 years.
We traveled all the way down to the south east corner to a border town called Douglas. It is where the first International Airport was in the US We stayed in a hundred year old motel that Poncho Villa rode his horse up the marble stair case.
Our "Mormons on Bikes" group went for one last ride with us before our mission. We traveled across the state of Arizona. Area in which we have never been. Much of Arizona is desert, but there are some beautiful mountains, especially in the eastern side of the state. We stopped at the petrified forest, stayed at the hotel in Douglas where Poncho Via rode his horse up the marble stair case. We went to Tombstone and walked the streets there and saw then"OK" corral. Some of the group went down into Mexico. We didn't have the extra day they did so we traveled up to the mountain town of Payson. Beautiful place. We passed thru some cotton fields that were in full bloom, never seen that before. It took 2 hours to go 40 miles on some hairpin switch backs in the eastern mountains. Talk about TB. It was great fun and we will miss the rikes. Maybe some of our friends will come see us in New York and we can rent Harleys and go see the country side with them. Oh yea!
Last Monday we had family home evening at Doug's parents. All his siblings and their families came and enjoyed a great Bar-b-Q. Everyone had a great time. ReVon shared a moment of his gratitude for his posterity. It was a wonderful evening. 
Happy Birthday to Tryston, you are now 2 years old. He holds up index fingers on both hands to show you how old he is. So cute Make sure you turn your head just right so you can see the pictures up-right - oops! not sure what happened this time, I tuned them when I copied them.
Little Mataylee's first family outing, she is three weeks old.
McKell is showing off her new cheer clinic shirt. She performs at half time at next Dixie game.
Out of now where Tryston appears with this shirt on advertising his new family news. Congrats you three, or should I say four. They are due June 3rd.
Brandon, you're a life savor for us, Thanks bud, love ya!
Maesi stayed with daddy and helped keep grandma company while daddy worked on the computer.