
happened more than once. Not pleasant. Especially since after we went to the temple, we went to the airport to come home. Lovely llama spit in my hair all day...)
Thanks Uncle Boyd for a fun out-of-the ordinary Utah adventure!
I seem to remember (and document) the big events in our lives - birthdays, holidays, job changes... But what I want to remember is the little things - the way David and I hold hands, the way Karsten looks with his hands behind his head without a care in the world, Skyla's giggle, and Sierra's ability to block the world when she's reading. So here's to what I want to remember the most... the little moments of our lives that equal a much bigger picture.
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I can't believe they spit on you! I'm sorry but I laughed a little.
I still remember as clear as day witnessing one of those llama spitting adventures you had about 8 years ago at the SF zoo. Good times...
I've been wanting to go to this place ever since it opened. I need to head down south and see it before we move at the end of the summer.
A llama has spit on me too!
I had heard about the spit but am glad I haven't experienced it.
I think most of my sibs have been to the Hare Krishna temple here but I never have! I guess I should put it on my list of activities to never get around to doing with the kids . . .
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