Day three! I'm on a roll here,, a sloow roll

Grandma and Grandpa did an amazing job at keeping all 16 of them busy and happy and safe, while all the parents were in the temple. A rare break for all the parents and a neat opportunity to be in the temple all together as siblings. I stayed on the bus with the baby, she is not quite old enough to be left alone long, but i'm glad I did so I could snap a few of these pictures. One of my favorite things about the temple is watching the parents come out, they're is always an extra dose of peace as they are walking out of the temple, holding hands smiling and just can't wait to hug their children. I love that effect the temple has on people. But who wouldn't be full of joy when returning to these angelic faces? OH I just love these kids. Notice Cache, out of the 10 shots I took of the grandkids THIS was the only one where he was almost looking at the camera,, but not really..OH gotta love that boy.

After the Temple, everyone changed on the bus or wherever. I was most impressed with our brother in law Cameron changing in the bus bathroom..all 6foot 7inches(right?) of him! We then headed back downtown D.C and spent the afternoon touring all the smithsonians.

I wish I had started earlier in the trip taking pictures of all the wierd things we saw.. They're were MANY! Here are a couple that Devin and I thought were particularly fun or weird.. And I am sorry if you are a fan but I just almost get angry looking at modern art, that someone would waste so much time and effort trying to just be wierd and different. Same thing goes for modern dance. (Sorry Ash!) Well the spaghetti one though that actually made me happy! I don't think anyone can say spaghetti! Without smiling.. it's just funny. Oh the elephant is NOT a wierd pic. Look at that building! This museum made me feel just like I was in "Night of the museum."

THE END of day 3