We drove up to Utah from the cabin for the Stubblefield Family Reunion. On our way we stopped at our old house to show our kids where we lived and to take a look. Sad, sad, sad. Micah said it wasn’t as bad as he expected, but it was way worse than I expected! I guess I knew it could go that way, we sold it to a guy who was going to rent it out, but it sounds like he’s had a hard time keeping renters in there (obviously… if he would keep it looking even a little nicer maybe he’d be able to find people to rent it).

This is how it looked when we moved in

This is how it looked when we moved out

This is how it looked this last visit

Oh well… we’re glad its not ours!

The reunion was in Heber, and it was beautiful. The first night, we (well actually just Micah from our fam) tie-dyed our family reunion shirts. Each family made their own design and they all turned out great. On Friday they brought in a big bouncy water slide. It was so fun, but the water was oh so cold! Jackson would play until his lips were blue and then come in, take a warm bath and head back out. He did that 3-4 times.

One of Jackson and Lacey’s favorite things at the family reunion was shooting rockets! We don’t have too many pictures of it, though.

There was also a pool table, ping pong table, media room (which we used well), and a great kitchen full of delicious food! We took a trip down to BYU one morning.

We were lucky to get to hang out with Tim and Audrey before they took off to Africa.  Audrey treated Lacey like a princess and painted her toe nails… then Lacey looked at her unpainted fingernails and told Audrey in a concerned voice, “Look, they’re empty.” So Audrey kindly painted her fingernails too! Lacey loved it! Then we all went bowling together. We had such a great time and the kids keep asking now “where are Timmy and Audrey?” Back at the cabin, one of the nights instead of the Talent/variety show we’ve done in the past, each family was asked to bring a homemade music video for everyone to watch. They were funny … here’s ours:

We had such a great time. Thanks Grandma and Grandpa!