Indian summers in St. George

Since we were going to St. George for the blessing of Cache, we went to see Caroline as "Molly" one more time in "Annie" before it closed in October. I sure love this little miss. She is always so excited to see both Scott and me. She always greets us with kisses and hugs.

When we picked her up like this, she laughed and said, "I can be shared." She says the funniest stuff!

I think she kind of looks like us. But then listen to me, I say that about all my nieces and nephews! LOL!

This is the VERY best part about seeing her in plays. I love to watch her sign autographs, it just makes me smile.

Okay, okay, her real parents. Glenn and my sister, Inger (who I think is absolutely beautiful!)

Along with seeing the play, I went to a basketball game where Solomon played like a champ! I was in charge of getting him to the game and we got there 1 min. and 30 sec. late! I felt like the crappiest aunt in the world!

Inger and Glenn with their oldest child, Harrison. He had just finished his football game in Vegas. Just look at that beautiful weather!

I love my sister Inger. I never get enough alone time with her!

Then I was off to get Solomon to his football game (we were early!) He is the quarterback. He likes flag football, but can't wait to play with pads and a helmet like his brother, Harrison.

Of course there was plenty of time outside in the Labrum backyard. Look what handsome devils I found out there. Can you believe this is Duncan? What? Wasn't he just born? C'mon Min and D, it's time for another adorable Stailey boy!

The most handsome of them all....yikes-a-roni!

Beautiful baby sis Melinda. Finally someone with teeth almost as big as mine!

We had some SAWEET seats to see "Aida." We had so much fun as the girls (mom, Inger, Caroline, me, and Melinda).

I am a self-proclaimed theatre prude, but was VERY impressed with the Tuacahn rendition of this play. It was truly awesome!

I always leave a good play with a semi-faux crush on the lead guy--what can I say? I'm a sucker for a fairytale prince who sings his inner-most thoughts. Guys rarely share their thoughts, let alone sing them to a Tim Rice/Elton John melody. Then when we met this guy, we found out he was from Australia and had the most fantacular accent. It just so happens that I am also a sucker for an accent...

These three leads all knew Caroline from "Annie!" My claim to fame has gone from being someone's daughter, to someone's sister, to now someone's aunt! I am so proud of all of these, however, that means I have aged. Oh dear.