Gem State (Part Two)

As soon as we got there, we ...well, we slept.
But then the next hot day, we went to a wedding. A perfect one involving a really fun couple. See?

Oh, the power of the blogger. (me.) Here's another. (I love you, Brock. I really really do.)

Shout out to bridesmaid/sister Kaeley who got her Learner's permit. Yay!

Great Uncle Mark was a hero at the luncheon. "He looks like my Grandpa and he's fun, too."

I say he was great, I tell ya. After the family visiting from the wedding party left, we left to Uncle Mark's cabin in Island park.

We played with cousin girls every chance we got.

At the end of the week, Jake and I had the opportunity to visit BYU-I and that was overdue. So yes, after the "sweltering" welcome luncheon, I pushed Jake into their state-of-the-art greenhouses and stood with relief amidst the greenery. And in front of the cool-wet air system. My moment of "home."

We saw Donkins, Dormans, Jenkins, all good friends.
While in Rexburg we hopped over to the Hospital to meet my new niece, Mercedes, born that day...

And then after all that we said our good byes in a gentle, well wishing rain,

We stopped at a roadside stand in Yakima for Rainier Cherries (which with a chocolate reserve saw us through) and came home where some slept on and on.

This is NicWoo reporting, completely un-sunburned!