We cannot believe that this is our 100th post! Documenting our experiences has been so much fun and we love this online journal of our lives. It’s fun to share this with our family, friends and others along the way. We appreciate everyone who reads, watches, comments, etc. It’s been so encouraging as we have transformed our lives to include …
Wow, what a year this has been! To sum it up, 2018 has been the year of visitors for us! We’ve had 8 groups of people who were able to see us in Utah this year! 5 of those were able to actually come to our home. 2018 is also been extremely special for our family because my sister and …
Yi had come to Utah to visit us and we had already done so much! If you missed the previous two posts, you can read them here: Yi does More in Utah than any Other Visitor! More from Moab with Yi Keith, Yi and I had been in Moab since Thursday. It was now Sunday and we were ready for …
Yi had come to Utah to visit us and we had already done so much close to our house near Salt Lake City and in Moab. If you missed it, read our last post Yi does More in Utah than any Other Visitor! Keith and I had the La Sal Mountain Loop Drive on our list, but had not had the …
Keith met Yi while working in Indiana and even though they’ve know each quite awhile now, I feel like Yi has always been an “old friend.” We may not spend time with for months, but when we do we pick up like old friends do. Keith and I were super excited to hear that Yi would be visiting us in …
As we explained in our last post, Summer Bucket List Review, Keith and I were staying more local this summer with lots of visitors in Utah. This was a great opportunity to attend events and explore closer to home. We created a bucket list and checked off lots of fun activities. There are SO MANY hikes around our area and …
Keith and I decided we were going to stay local this summer. There were events we wanted to attend in our hometown and summer activities that we hadn’t had the chance to do yet. We had lots of family/friends visiting or passing through Utah so this was a great opportunity to explore closer to home. Keith and I created a …
I left this day open for us to decide, as a group, what we wanted to do. I had some options in mind and ultimately we decided on hiking to Delicate Arch then visiting Dead Horse State Park before heading back to our house to celebrate Fourth of July! One thing I’ve found very useful in planning is to have …
My cousin, Nancy, and her family would be meeting us at Arches National Park for a full day of exploring! We started out early to avoid the crowd and experience as much as possible together in this one day of family and friends fun! Since Renee and I have been friends forever, she knows Nancy but hadn’t seen her in …
The Fiery Furnace hike is something very unique in Arches National Park. You must have a self-guided permit or ticket for a ranger led tour to enter this maze of sandstone. Tickets do sell out quickly so you do need to plan ahead for this hike. See the Arches National Park website for specific details. This trail is most often described …