Things that make me laugh

I was out running errands today and came up to a stop light. Right next to me was a car all decked out as the Ghost Busters mobile. No joke. It even had blue lights on top and a carrying rack full of fake Ghost Busters stuff. I think I laughed out loud. It was one of the few times that I wished I had a camera phone.

Take Me Out to the Ball Game...

To celebrate that school is out (HOORAY!), we went to a baseball game with Jamie's sister, her husband, and their daughter. We especially chose this game because they were doing fireworks after the game. (Jamie LOVES fireworks shows!) Chris gets this great deal through work where we only pay $9 and get these awesome seats right behind home plate. It was a lot of fun! Oh, and for the "seventh inning stretch" they all sang "Take Me Out to the Ball Game."

Bryce Canyon: Day 2

After a relaxing Sunday in the small town of Panguitch, Utah, Chris and I were ready to get out and do a real hike. The forecast was for heavy rainstorms after noon, so we got up early to begin our hike. We started at Bryce Point and hiked down (from the top of the canyon) along one of the longest decents to the canyon floor. The views were amazing, the weather was amazing, and it was just an amazing hike. I just uploaded my pictures. I took over 150 on the hike! Needless to say, we won't torture you with all of them. Here are a few of my favorite.
Can you see the trail behind Chris? This was just the beginning. It really wasn't bad because it was all going down. I seriously stopped every few yards to take pictures!

This is camel rock (we named it ourselves!). Can you see it?

A Triple Arch!
After hiking along the valley floor, we hiked up "Wall Street." From this picture, you can see why they call it that. I love the trees growing tall in this narrow canyon.

When the slide show starts to feel long, feel free to just stop watching. Just remember, this is a little more than one tenth of all the pictures we took! :) Needless to say, it was a wonderful day and we would recommend Bryce Canyon to anyone. But the storm clouds were rolling in as we left.