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While in Idaho, we had to stop by BYU-I and check out the updates. |
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We also stopped by the Fennel's. I wish we lived by them! Kaylee and Kenzie are just a week apart and played so well together. Kaylee is the sweetest girl and was so willing to share her new toys |
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I had to go back on Meagan's blog to find this picture of Kenzie (left) and Kaylee when they were just a few months old. |
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We bribed them with a movie so we could play a few rounds of dominoes like old times. |
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We spent a night at Kirk and Joy's and I peeked in on the girls and saw Sophie doing Kenzie's hair. She doesn't let anyone touch her hair so I thought it was really sweet. |
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We snuggled a lot in Grandma Lovell's old bedroom |
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We threw a surprise party for Keith's mom while we were still in Utah. It was a day early so I think she was genuinely surprised. The kids couldn't wait for Grandma to show up
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Keith flew home a day before me so I was really anxious about flying home by myself. Kenzie was having a really hard time going to the bathroom (because they scared her) on the trip out so I didn't know what I was going to do with a tantruming toddler and a baby on my hip. Joan walked through security with me in SLC and took Kenzie potty so that flight went great except for Clara's half hour crying spurt. When we got to the Denver airport for our layover, I happened to see an old friend from High School who was on my flight to Louisville to interview for PT school. He was gracious enough to hold Clara for me so I could take multiple bathroom trips with Kenzie until she would go. Talk about tender mercies, he made the 2 hours go by fast as we caught up and talked about old friends and families.
In the end, we made it home safe and were glad to be back in our own beds. We had a great trip and have really felt the loss of having the constant companionship of family members. Hopefully, we will end up out West so we can be closer to our families!