Today is the
penultimate day of our vacation. It's sad to think that our entire trip is
almost over. We woke up this morning and headed for church. The combination of
all of my family and our relatives filled up 2 pews. In Utah, the youth portion
is almost always very big. This ward was no exception. My Sunday School class
of 16 year olds had over 13 people. And the Young Women had at least 20 girls.
After coming home, we enjoyed a delicious dinner with my other cousins, the
Cooks. My cousin Destiny and her husband were also able to come. It was nice to
be able spend time with family that I only see once a year.
The kids
also spent lots of time with a game they brought up from the Hideout. It's
called Stock Ticker. It was made in Canada so half the instructions were in
French. The game is all about buying stocks, rolling dice to send the stocks up and down in price (and sometimes paying a dividend), and selling them to make a profit.
Everybody enjoyed it so much that they played it at least 5 times. My
grandparents also have an electronic piano that can sound like different instruments.
It was fun playing Bohemian Rhapsody with a
rock organ and Party Rock Anthem in bagpipe. My sister Julia also had a habit of
pushing anyone who was playing the piano off the bench so that she could play
with it as well. We also had fun playing with the pinball machine and the air
hockey table. Both are very addicting to play, especially when one is good at it.
To end the last night of our vacation, we played a family favorite: Ghosts in the Graveyard. Someone goes and hides, while everyone else doesn't look. Then they go look for the missing person. When they find them, they have to scream, "Ghosts in the Graveyard!" and run back to base. The game can be especially frightening when played in the dark. I also had to say goodbye to Lauren today. I'm grateful for the time I got to spend with her and the friendship we have.
To end the last night of our vacation, we played a family favorite: Ghosts in the Graveyard. Someone goes and hides, while everyone else doesn't look. Then they go look for the missing person. When they find them, they have to scream, "Ghosts in the Graveyard!" and run back to base. The game can be especially frightening when played in the dark. I also had to say goodbye to Lauren today. I'm grateful for the time I got to spend with her and the friendship we have.
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