This year we went to SLC to see the lights with the Young Men organization of the ward. We took the train down and had a great time. We usually don't take the train and I'm not sure we will make that apart of our tradition but it was fun this time. The kids liked sitting up top. The way down was easy and quiet. The way back was a little bit crazier. The train was packed and it took us a bit to find a seat.
Our first stop was the church history building. This was pretty cool but by the time the kids took a potty break we only had about 30 min. before they closed. What we saw was pretty cool though. We did find the kids play area and they enjoyed the 3 min. there before we had to leave again.
Looking at the Angel Moroni statue and then looking out the window to see it on the temple. Pretty cool!
Walking through temple square to get to our dinner A choice. We should have just taken time then and there to look around because after dinner Temple Square was crazy busy! It was a little stressful keeping track of the kids and while the kids may have been looking at the lights I did not see that many this year. :) Dinner choice A would have been an extra 45 min. wait. So we decided to head to the food court for dinner for dinner choice B. Not sure that was a better idea. It was packed! We eat and stayed warm though so no complaints.
Buddy got a headache and laid down on the ground to watch the narration of Christ's birth. Bro. Corbet went and laid on the ground with him. Buddy thought that was pretty cool.
Thanks mom for watching the Em-A-Nator! Having her would have been extra stressful with the crowds, a stroller, and the train.
Waiting for the train to come so we can go home. MJ started a game of Bubble Gum, Bubble Gum. If the number landed on their foot it was out. They played the game about 3 times and it was great! The kids were entertained and we knew where they were at knowing they were safe!
We had a great time on our adventure to SLC. Long day but another memory we can talk about for years!



































