at last

It really has taken me this long to get all my pictures together and on to the computer. Sorry. We left for St. George Thursday at around 6:00pm and got there around 10:30. We stayed at Hampton Inn. The hotel was amazing! We had adjoining rooms so we were all pretty much together. There was an indoor and outdoor pool and hot tub. The best part about the rooms were the BEDS!! The pillows were so fluffy and they had duvet covers. Mmm it was really comfy.

Friday morning, Mom, Ruth and Grandma got up and went to the Temple while the four of us girls went swimming. Sara was our water aerobics instructor. I am SO not coordinated enough for water aerobics! It was amusing though! After the moms got back we went to the outlets. We all found really good deals and cute clothes. For lunch I wanted to go to Paula's which is a fantastic Mexican restaurant that Mom, Grandma and I went to back in March. Last time we had these amazing virgin daiquiris that we've been craving ever since. Well we all ordered them when we got there, but their slushy machine was broken, so the waitress asked if we wanted anything else to drink, and we were all bummed but ordered other drinks. We all understood that it wasn't the waitress' fault, but Grandma said "I'll just have a water.......and I'll cry into it." We all just about died! Oh, Grandma.

After lunch we went shopping again until it was time to go to the play. Cinderella was the first night. It was really good. Very cheesy, but me being the sap I am, was sighing and feeling all warm and fuzzy. Melissa was giving me some funny looks.
The backdrop of the red rock cliffs was just gorgeous. They really had a carriage pulled by two white horses that went across the stage and everything. I loved every minute.
Saturday we did more swimming and more shopping. For dinner Grandma wanted to go to The Pizza Factory. There was a English telephone box across the parking lot from it so I had to take a picture for Martin.

Random restaurant picture.
My sister and the bread sticks.

We went back to the hotel and changed and then went to Tuacahn to see My Fair Lady. I wanted to get pictures in front of the Tuacahn fountain and it was by this big grassy area so Sara, Gayla and I took off our shoes and "frolicked" in the grass. Here are our silly pictures.
Sara after rolling in the grass.

Gayla striking a pose.

Me trying to be cool...


...and our group pictures. One with me taking the picture, and one with Gayla taking the picture.
Gayla, Sara, Melissa, Ruth, Grandma, Mom

Sara, Melissa, Ruth, Grandma, Mom, Me.

The stage set for My Fair Lady.

Us at intermission. I absolutely loved My Fair Lady. Going down there I was more excited to see Cinderella, but I was blown away by My Fair Lady. The acting and the singing...Eliza and Alfie Dolittle were just fantastic.

After the play we went back to the hotel and did warming face masks.

and my favorite: How many people can you fit into a self-held-camera-shot. I look horrible, but it's just too funny.