Salt Lake City
August 7-9
We took a quick trip to SLC to go to one of Craig's best friend's wedding.
Bronson decided to get married on Eliza's Birthday- so we planned on taking her to the
Zoo the following day.
It was also a good excuse to see the Leggs.
Walking around Gateway.
When we got there Sunday night things weren't looking very good for baby Legg. (who is still in the NICU at The University Hospital). They sent Kendall home to St. George, gearing up for a rough week. Thank goodness while we were there they got some good news and things started looking up again! Eliza couldn't figure out why "Kendo" wasn't with Adam and Cassidy- but she did have fun playing with all of Kendall's toys.
Craig went to a bachelor party and Eliza and I grabbed some food and headed up to the hospital to visit baby Jordan- who had doubled in size since we had last seen him. He is starting to look like a miniature chubby babe. So cute.
Monday morning we went to Bronson's sealing. Jason and Whitney Shurtz were there with their little boy Bodi and new baby girl. Bodi and Eliza quickly fell in love.
Please tell me they are the cutest things ever made.
Really though... the cutest.
They were completely entertained by each other the entire day. It was so nice.
Tuesday we got up early and were at the zoo when the gates opened.
(I wanted to be in and out before the heat)
She had such a blast. She was dumbfounded at every animal. At first she wouldn't even talk- but after awhile she was able to actually acknowledge what she was looking at. So funny.
The first stop were the Gorillas.
She didn't want to get too close to the glass.
And yes.. that is a gorilla bum.
She started warming up at the Tigers. She was completely amazed.
Literally wouldn't take her eyes off them.
She still hasn't stopped talking about the Tigers.
This little monkey loved Eliza. She wanted to touch her so bad!
We beat the crowds and the heat- it was so nice.
After the zoo we drove down to Cabella's (saw more animals), grabbed lunch with Uncle Jeff, then headed back to St. George.




















