Life at 169: Aug. 4, 2016--A day at Temple Square with Mom, Lindsay and kids, and Kami and kids

Sunday, December 18, 2016

Aug. 4, 2016--A day at Temple Square with Mom, Lindsay and kids, and Kami and kids

Child that doesn't belong with us. Emeline, Eli, Sebastian, Elena, and Isabel. More random strangers.

Miriam, Emeline, Elena, Eli, Isabel.

Cowen.

Clover.

Mom.

For some reason, I just really love this picture. Oskar, my darling boy, I love you so much.

I don't remember the details of this day. We didn't lose anyone. Kami got peed on by Lando or Jubal and had to walk around wet for awhile. We loved it when the fountain danced. Good times.

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