Jackson Hole, WY

So I finally got some pics up of our trip to Jackson Hole..I have so many more put it is taken me forever to get them on this blog. We flew out of Dallas on Sept 1 to visit Chris, Jessica, and Oscar. We were a little nervous since this was Lilya's first plane ride. She absolutely loved it and wanted to get back on again once we landed. The weather was absolutely gorgeous there. It was 65 degrees when we landed and was 36 that night. Me and Lilya froze, while all the locals ran around in shorts and tank tops. We enjoyed going to the farmer's market and hulla-hooping..Jess was awesome at it. We went bike riding to the Snake River and around Oscar's school in Wilson, WY. We hiked up the mountain to Jenny Lake. That was a little difficult..we were already a few thousand feet above sea level and we were climbing..oh and Roger carried Lilya on his back most of the way..It was much harder though for Jessica and Chris who had to carry Oscar, who weighs about 8 to 10 pounds more than she does. We went riding to Kelly, WY to look for buffalo, but ended up coming across an antelope who crossed the road in front of us. Of course we stopped in Kelly... I had to have a picture in front of the sign. The kids played Sugarland in the car 40 zillion times and Roger and Jessica sang Beverly Hill Billies song 50 zillion times..Chris and I were ready to dump them out. We then went to Snow King where we took the ski lift up the mountain to ride the Alpine Slide 2500 feet down the mountain..I wasn't liking this lift with no snow underneath me, but Lilya wasn't scared of a thing..When we came home there were Moose in their neighbor's front yard. All that searching we did and they were right at home. We had a wonderful trip and can't wait to go back. Lilya is already talking about playing in the snow next time.. Gotta give much thanks to Kay Kay. She kept Stubaby while we were gone. He had been congested and it made the trip a little easier. Thank you Kay Kay and Thanks to Chris, Jessica, and Oscar for a trip we will never forget.