My Darling Kids...

Sisters!

Jr. Jazz "Tropic Thunder"

Bailey scored 12 points with a 28 / 6 win!
He was absolutely amazing...!!

Rams Game!

Go Utes!

Hotel Park City

Izzy Bizzy

This is our little baby... Izzy! She just turned TWO this November! She is such a sweet little puppy and brings so much joy to us everyday. Bailey and Rylee love to tease and chase her around the house. Izzy loves to bite at your feet to remove your socks and play catch with her toys.

Cancun - The Hilton Resort

This was our view from one side of our balcony!

Neil booked us a deluxe ocean view room with a private balcony at the Hilton Cancun Golf and Spa Resort. The suite was situated on the wing extending towards the turquiose Caribbean Sea and powder-white beaches! It was the most incredible place to stay!

This is the "swim up" bar

where we had a few drinks

while relaxing in the infinity

pool overlooking the ocean..

Cancun, Mexico

Neil and I spent a week in Cancun, Mexico

for our birthday's this year!

The BIG "40" for me!

This is the view from the other side of our balcony! This is where Neil and I layed out in the sun and played in the ocean, looking for sea shells..

Tulum Ruins in Cancun

Tulum - "The Walled City" stands on a bluff facing the rising sun looking out on views of the Caribbean that are spectacular. In Maya, Tulum means "Wall" and the city was christened thus because it is a walled city; one of the very few the ancients ever built.
The temple of the descending God is a very interesting structure. On the facade is a figure sculpted head down, and the walls inside show traces of the original pigments applied by the Maya. The descending figure is thought to represent a deity and Tulum appears to have been the center of his cult..


The beach was absolutely beautiful and the water was turqoise and crystal clear!
The beach area is where the Mayan ships dedicated to trade around the peninsula and is the most visited area of the archaeological site.


The city square is at the center of the city and was once used for rituals or ceremonies and is flanked by the so called Castillo (the castle) to the west. The Castillo, sometimes referred to as the lighthouse, is the tallest building at Tulum and the most famous.

We were able to see the buildings that in its time were the city's main center. The city held a vast number of wooden and palm houses. Nowadays virtually no evidence of these houses exists.

Cancun

Cancun