Week WIth Morrills Part 1

We are in Utah! Yay! Parker, Tyce, and I flew in on Friday afternoon. Tyce was an angel on the plane. The flight ended up being 2 hours longer than intended because we had to fly over Chicago for 2 hours due to a severe thunderstorm around the airport. Tyce was so good and even slept for almost 3 hours! We landed about an hour before my parents came in from Oregon with the twins. We waited behind security so we could see them right off the airplane. I was so excited to see them and they seemed excited to see us as well. It felt so good to be back together as a family! Mom, Christine, and Tegan picked us up from the airport and it was so good to see them. Tegan is looking so grown up and Christine is 37 weeks pregnant! Mom still looked the same, beautiful! We said goodbye to my parents (which was hard, but we'll have our time in Oregon with them) and headed up to Park City. Morrills rented a house there for 4 days. That night everyone finally got to Park City and the fun could get started!

Saturday we headed up to the resort and shopped, went on rides, etc...
Tyce and Cole were so excited about the bunk beds...Cute Jack watching cartoons in my bed...
Uncle Shane and Jackson being cute posers...

Jackson and Josh loved the bungee trampoline...On his first try Josh did a back flip! He even did a double one! He was so proud...

Jackie, Christine, and I...

My wonderful in laws who made all the fun possible...
Tyler, Jackie, Cole, and Kate, beautiful family!

Tyce liked the airplane ride...
After we left the resort we headed back to the house for lunch, naps, then pool time!

Tyce with Auntie Jackie and little Kate...

All the cousins! Too cute...
Tyler, Parker, Bart, and Tegan had a hilarious diving contest...
Sunday we spent with my family (post to come) and Monday we came to Neola! I will do those posts soon. :) It's been so nice to be with family. My boys are just loving time with their cousins, aunts, uncles, and grandparents. They have all been really good and sleeping really good, which is always a worry when you travel across country. More to come!