Denver here we are!

It was a relaxing trip for the most part. We went to a MoTab concert at the Red Rock's ampetheatre....sure got a work out then with the mile or more hike up to our seats. My poor Mom!! She was a trooper with an ankle that is always swollen and just growing in age. When we finally got there, we could relax and enjoy the music. At first, Cajsa and I weren't so sure about it being worth the money that my sister, Nezhone, paid for the tickets (who got sick and ended up not being able to go). But, then it got AMAZINGLY AWESOME! I actually started to tear up when they sang "Come, Come Ye Saints." I actually sat there listening to the words and thought about the pioneers crossing the plains, losing their loved ones and all the other trials they faced. But yet they continued to sing the words "happy day, all is well." If I could only have that attitude all of the time that would be amazing! \"/

Then we went to the park the following day to get the kids out of the house. Before that, we ate lunch at Mcdonald's. So here is Cajsa and I with 10 kids. Man, what people must be thinking. Nezhone had to work so we had Jakai with us as well. They had so much fun playing on the play ground inside that it was hard to get them out to the park.

Wednesday, we went to the movies for free because my sister, Shara, who wasn't there, still has ways to get us in for free. We sent the kids to "Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs," while we watched "The Purposal." If you are looking for a romantic comedy and want to laugh a lot head to "The Purposal."

Afterwards, we went home and chilled somemore for our last night there. Nezhone came home from work and Mom and I helped with dinner and cleaning up, while Cajsa held Lavea'i. So, for one of the first times, Nezhone was able to not stress and go outside to have fun on the trampoline with Jakai, her son, and all the other kids.

That was the extent of it. We came home Thursday to spend July 4th with Cliff.