We have been lucky to have Bryce's sister and her family come stay with us for two weekends while they drive all the way from Idaho for volleyball tournaments. It has been fun to be able to spend some time with them because we don't get to see them often.
So to celebrate, Bryce thought it would be a good idea to torture them with Shimaho (I have no idea how to spell that). It is a Brazilian drink that looks like weed and smells and tastes like hay. As you can tell by some of their reactions it tastes even worse than it sounds!
So to celebrate, Bryce thought it would be a good idea to torture them with Shimaho (I have no idea how to spell that). It is a Brazilian drink that looks like weed and smells and tastes like hay. As you can tell by some of their reactions it tastes even worse than it sounds! 
We also had the chance to go to the Draper Temple open house with our neighbors. It was such a great feeling to be in one of the Lord's houses. Although it hadn't been dedicated yet you could tell that this was more than just another beautiful building. Afterwards, we hung out with Mike and Heather because they live in Draper and we don't get to see them more than once a month if we are lucky. They have a wii and they downloaded Yoshi for us which is my favorite game in the entire world. Heather and I used to play this game when we were in junior high together and I couldn't get enough of it. I think she probably got annoyed with me because that is all I wanted to do when I went over to her house.
2 comments:
I too like to throw dirt and leaves into a blender and call it an "exotic native delicacy" and watch people drink it. Good one Bryce. Might I recommend Dig Dug as one of the great ancient video games of all time. You dig through the dirt and when you run into monsters, you attach a bicycle pump to them and pump them until they explode.
I look BEAUTIFUL in that picture. I cannot believe you put that up there. You look all gorgeous and fancy and then...yeah. Lovely!
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