Sunday, June 8, 2008

UTAH

Our Utah trip this summer was alot of fun. I'm sure Abbey wouldn't completely agree with that statement, but Eric and I really enjoyed ourselves. The plane trip there was a little rocky because Abbey would not sleep (and it was way past her bedtime!) but we survived, and it was a relief to finally make it there. We spent the first week with Eric's parents and Abbey loved to play with their dog Josie. She picked up on her name really quick and would walk around the house calling for "Sosee." She must have thought the dog followed us because she would even walk around my parents house calling for her. Josie didn't really like Abbey and would snip at her, but Abbey stilled tried to give her loves.


Eric had to be back in Ohio the next week, so Abbey and I went to stay with my parents for a week. Abbey had a pretty rough week. She had a fever and just wasn't herself. I think she was a little overwhelmed with all the new things we were doing, and she missed her daddy (as did I!!!) We had a lot of sleepless nights and days in Utah, but it was well worth the fun!

We went to Classic waterslides with my sister and her two boys and my dad while we were in Utah. Eric and I really like this place, eventhough it is completely ghetto! I wasn't able to go on any of the waterslides because I am prego, but Eric took Abbey a few times and she loved it! The water was freezing cold, so we didn't end up staying very long.

Abbey loved playing with her cousins, Kaden and Dallin. They were really cute with her and kept me updated on everything she was doing. She loved taking their hats and putting them on, the boys thought this was pretty funny.

Grandpa bought a PS2 and Rockband while we were there, and it ended up being a big hit!! I was singing along to one of the songs and Abbey grabbed the microphone from me and started yelling into it. It was so funny! She had us all rolling on the ground laughing.

1 comment:

Bethany said...

This is totally funny about Classic waterslides we used to go there all the time, even though it was ghetto.