Park City, September 2018

So I'm a few weeks behind at posting.  I would like to be able to get everything recorded and posted in real time but somehow life keeps getting away from me.  Playing catch up actually kind of fun though because I get to go back and re-live some of the fun times we have had over the past several weeks.  Since the time the kids were babies, Park City has been one of our favorite places to spend time.  We have so many great memories there and a few weeks ago we had the chance to spend the weekend and make even more with Grandpa and Grandma Whitesides.  From the minute we checked in, the kids found the kids camp area and the fun began immediately. 

Air Hockey is a recent favorite for Luke and Ruby and they were especially excited when they found out they could play as many games as they wanted for free.  It didn't take long before they had convinced Grandpa and Grandma to join the fun.

One of the activities in the kid's center was making slime. I'm a mean mom who never wants them to make these kinds of messes at home, so it was a perfect activity.  They loved making and then playing with their very own slime.

We spent time walking around main street and went to dinner at The Bridge Cafe.  The weather was perfect, the views were spectacular, and we had the best time just hanging out watching the kids play.

No matter where we stay, the swimming pool is always the main attraction.  We weren't actually at the hotel for very long, but we managed to get in a few sessions at the pool and hot tub. And if swimming in a pool is a good time, watching a movie while in the pool is pure perfection.

We paused long enough to search out the moose mascot.

And hang out with the funny balloon guy

The morning that we left, there was a fundraiser food fair on the paths in front of our hotel.  We were not official participants, but still had a great time hanging out and enjoying the festivities.  

Better than the activities, we just had a great time spending time together.  The kids played games and begged for stories from Grandma and I loved watching how much they all enjoyed each other.