Should I be embarrassed that I am just posting these. I am a little. My dear friend Anne and I felt the need to submit ourselves to heat and misery in order to entertain our children for the morning...okay, actually it was noonish...what the h-e-double hockey sticks were we thinking? Just in case you are unaware, St. George is nuclear hot in the summer and since I choose to wear many layers at all times, we were feeling the heat. Mental note, do not plan outdoor activities, in the summer, at noon.
Anywho, I digress, as usual. We thought this park would be perfect because it has a covered playground, splash pad and swings. What more could our children want in a play area. We loaded the crew in Anne's mini van and off we went. It was a bit of a drive.
(I won't comment on Paige in the car...let's just say, not fun. REALLY. Ask Anne.)
The park was a hit, but you know what?? We had to FORCE our children to get in the water. What is wrong with them. I think it was 115* out. Painful hot. They were all red faced, panting, yet we had to threaten them (in a nice, motherly way) to get in the water. Even I was "accidentally" getting wet. Kids are weird sometimes.
It was fun though. I am grateful for a kindred spirit who wants to do all my (and her) hair-brained ideas.
Cute little Miss P. Can I mention that I love this swimsuit. I wish I could still wear a hot pink swimsuit with a tutu on it. It would be great to hide my mid body muffin top.

Mr. Mason

Miss Marissa

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Jackson and Mason trying to avoid getting wet.

Joe, not a fan of the water either.

J man swinging.

and hanging.

self portrait of yours truly. My glasses are really dirty. I think I am just used to it now. There are always little finger prints on them.

Cutie Pie

My bosom friend Anne.