Last Week- Saturday, June 21st we left on a long anticipated V-A-C-A-T-I-O-N!
I took many more pictures than will be shared on the Blog.
Where to start...
We drove first through Oregon and Idaho to get to Logan, Utah.
The Quilt Shoppe I had wanted to visit was still open when we got there.
I didn't find the Neutral Fabric I was seeking, but came home with a "Maxine" Panel.
Paul's Cousin, LaDean lives nearby in Mendon, Utah.
We stayed at her lovely home and attended Church with them.
Their Bishop grew up in Pasco Stake- it's a Small world.
Paul attended a Stake Priesthood Mtg where his Cousin, President Clark spoke and presided.
Her sister's family came to visit with us in the afternoon.
AND... my Blogging friend-
Janet O took time to come and see me!!!
She brought me this cute Mini hanger with a basket on it.
Itty Tiny block pieces to make it.
Monday before leaving we snapped a couple pictures with the Thorne's.
We drove south to see my Brother and Sister-by-Love who are serving a Mission in Utah.
They live in their 5th wheel and spend 6 days a week giving tours at the Fort.
Next stop- Cove Fort
A Collage for my Blog Friends- lots of Pretty Quilts on the beds.

Then it was on to St George, Utah
1st stop there was Superior Threads
We stayed with our #3 Sons' in-laws.
Tuesday morning we got up early to attend the Temple.
It is so Beautiful inside!!
This was the first operating Temple that the Latter-Day Saints built in Utah.

It was fun to see our shared Grandchildren there and spend time showing them the Temple and Visitor Ctr.
St George Temple Visitors Center

B & T went with us to see the Jacob Hamblin Home.
I loved seeing it with a few of our Grandchildren
Wednesday we started back driving North after a stop at the In & Out for Lunch.
Cheeseburgers "animal style" and fresh cut Fries!

We got a Hotel and stayed in Nephi after going to the Cemetery in Fountain Green
We found the road on our way to Manti.
Paul beside the Bishoff headstones
& Nash Headstones
This was a Highlight of the trip!


We haven't been here together since Paul's Brother was married one wintry day in December 1979.

As a Bonus we were able to see the Mormon Miracle Pageant.
The Performers visited the waiting audience and I was able to take a few pictures.
(as requested- no flash cameras allowed during the Pageant)
Nephites & Lamanites, a Nephite Family
King Lamoni's Concubines, a Lamanite Girl, Pioneer girl and Angel Moroni
Words cannot express the feelings I have after being here to see the Pageant.
I am "blessed" to have been in Utah this past week to have these experiences & spend time with Paul.