Jack and I went to St. George for his annual Utah Government Finance Officer's Association convention Tuesday night. Joann and her kids had gone down to the Barbers' Sunday night with Mike and Jeri and a couple of the cousins. While Jack was in meetings Wednesday, I drove over to Bloomington to visit. Phil and Sally have a great home - right up against the red rock cliffs. Lots of great spots for hide and seek with all the rocks in the landscaping!
I took this shot of the four kids on the patio while lunch was being set out.
It sure was sunny out on the patio - and what a beautiful view!
Not quite two, Bo doesn't talk a lot - but he loves to point!
After lunch, Jeri tried to get the kids interested in a movie, so she, Joann and Sally could paint the dining room. Ha!
Of course, they had to help paint! Jeri's job was to see that the kiddos didn't do too much damage as they helped.
Marianne, still shirtless from painting, did break away long enough to give me a tour of the landscaping, which includes a big lawn and a still-winterized pool.
Another attempt at distracting the girls...
While the grown-ups finishing painting.
One last shot of the back yard! Sally says they see all kinds of wildlife there - including foxes and, of coure, lizards.
I took this shot of the four kids on the patio while lunch was being set out.
It sure was sunny out on the patio - and what a beautiful view!
Not quite two, Bo doesn't talk a lot - but he loves to point!
After lunch, Jeri tried to get the kids interested in a movie, so she, Joann and Sally could paint the dining room. Ha!
Of course, they had to help paint! Jeri's job was to see that the kiddos didn't do too much damage as they helped.
Marianne, still shirtless from painting, did break away long enough to give me a tour of the landscaping, which includes a big lawn and a still-winterized pool.
Another attempt at distracting the girls...
While the grown-ups finishing painting.
One last shot of the back yard! Sally says they see all kinds of wildlife there - including foxes and, of coure, lizards.
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