A potty break within Phoenix city limits, another at some dirt road exit (involving new underclothing) and yet a third in Flagstaff got us off to a rocky start. After removing all beverage-like substances from the back seat, we started again. After that, albeit long, the trip was pretty smooth sailing.
We arrived in Salt Lake City around 3am Saturday, completely exhausted, only to find our 10-month-old bright eyed and bushy tailed, ready to play. Jake took him because he was still pumped full of caffeine so I could get some sleep.
A couple hours later we were waking up and getting ready for the day. We were in Salt Lake to attend the funeral of Jake's grandpa Mont. It was very nice and we all were glad we could be there, but I really wish we could have spent more time all of Jake's family and cousins. Unfortunately we saw everyone for about 15 minutes afterward before they all had to leave for Idaho for the burial service. Since we were still recovering from our journey, we didn't continue on with them. Instead, we headed back to where we were staying so the kids could nap.
After naps, we headed down to Temple Square to visit the gardens, visitors center, and Tabernacle. It was really nice and the weather made me question why we live in the desert.




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Fick was totally ok with us checking on him and watching a little soccer. It was the first time he never tried to bite me. He just let me scratch his itchy head and got pretty offended when I stopped to get rid of the hair on my hands.
I'm sorry to hear about Jake's grandpa. Even in the midst of a sad occasion, your trip sounded like a fun weekend getaway!
We just made a quick trip for a funeral as well, but ours was only to San Diego. Not quite as long in the car. It also made us question our home location.
I loved seeing your beautiful children and also wished we had had more time to visit. I am so glad you all came and even sang. I also know it meant alot to grandpa:) Hope we can visit more soon.
Wow, what a trip!
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