Temple Square and the Children's Museum

I love to see the temple!!!  The words of that Primary song have never meant more to me!  I truly do love to see the temple!  It was so hard to live so far away from a temple, not only because it was extremely difficult to be able to go ever, but also because we didn't get to see the temple ever!  It is so nice to see the temple on a regular basis, even if you're not going inside!  So naturally, going to see the temple was high on my to do list when we got back to Utah.  I was so excited to take the kids to see it! Lucky for me, my mom, Grandma Rappleye, came along too.  I wouldn't of had a ride there or been brave enough to go with my four crazies without her!  Thanks, grandma, we love you!!

 We went to the Children's Museum first.  It was fantastic!!!  The kids loved this huge Moroni.

 Here's Ava and Lily giving a talk at general conference...

 Or maybe their singing a duet!

 Bet you can't guess what Will's favorite part was!!!

 Here are the girls Salsa dancing!  Pretty cute!!!

 Adorable get up as well.

 Will back at it....or maybe still at it!

 Feeding the missionaries...I think this was the girls favorite.

 Will and I built some temples...let me rephrase, I built temples and Will crushed them.

 The fishing was a big hit with everyone.  We spent a while here.  This place was so cool!

 A little teamwork.

 Future missionary!

 Next we went to explore temple square.

 Trying to get a good pic of all four...hahahaha!

 Look at the beautiful flowers behind them though!  I always forget to come to Temple Square in the summer because it is just such a Christmas time thing to do, but it is gorgeous any time of year!

 Salt Lake Temple...beautiful from every angle!

 Attempting to get a pic with all my kids in front of the beautiful place where my family became forever!

 Once again, unsuccessful!

 From there we walked over to the Lion House and bought some delicious rolls.  It was a fantastic lunch! And a fantastic finish to a fantastic day.

 I love to see the temple!