We went to the SF Giants VS Japan game. What a neat opportunity it was to take the kids to the game. It was about 82 deg. outside and not a cloud in the sky. !
The ticket counter in the big city of Scottsdale. There were people from all over the world. 
We sat on the grass behind the field and a home run ball got hit about 5 yards away from us...SO CLOSE!
I enjoyed watching Trey at the game. When he was younger, Trey and I would spend almost every Saturday at the Tri-City Dust Devils Stadium in Pasco. He has always had a love for the sport.
Mattie found her second love...Slurpies! With the sun so hot, every single child had a slurpie and I felt like an ice cold lemonaide. Mattie had also learned on this trip that kids wrestle. It is bound to happen with a house full of boys. but she carried it with her to the game and would walk up to guys sitting down and hit them/run. They all thought it was the cutest thing.
Way back by that sign was where we were sitting...long ways back. We all got up to get a closer look at all the star players. Plus the kids were sweeting and turning pink. It was really warm.
Fatigue was setting in halfway through the game. They were beat from the heat, full of vitamin D, and exhausted from all the travel. It was a great way to finish off our vacation. It just reminded me of how greatful I am for the opportunity to Travel all the way across the country with my family and enjoy the little things life...LET ME REPEAT....LIFE brings. There are alot of things we can do in life. So many opportunities, chances, and changes that it offers if we just look around. I know my life isn't going to be forever, so why not live like it is your last.
The first stop was to....you guessed it. 
that evening we went to the coral and fed the horses and got the opportunity to ride them. Andy was the man in charge giving the kids the chance to ride solo. This horses name was Spirit.
Soon after, Andy walked us all up this hill to find his childhood fort. As he made our way through all the cactus, there it was. A huge boulder pile with cracks and 
4 vehicles full of children for transportation. The sun is very inviting.
It was a blast. Here is a play by play of the day. This was the Arizona Museum of Natural History.
There has also been remains of astroids found here in Arizona. This is a replica of one that landed.
The size of a dinosaur print compared to a childs foot. I am sure glad there are not dinosaurs anymore.
This was a replica of what it would look like during the dinosaur ages in Arizona. There was a flash flood every 30minutes that went down the cliffs and made it very appezing to the eye.
The next venu was the ancient indians. It was very well put together...just take a look!
This venu was quite shocking. It was a whole museum on poop...yes, poop. All different kinds, even petrified droppings. So strange, but yet the children loved it.
Halfway through, we all took a time out in the craft room where you could do puzzles, color, and read books. Purfect.
The next exhibit was on Mars. It went from all the wind storms on Mars to the color of the sand. It was quite interesting and offered a dig for explorers.
Mars is the red planet right next to earth. The interior of Mars is not well known, but evidence indicates that it was once more earthlike than now. However, that was more than 3.5 billion years ago. Who knows, maybe there is some other planet that we will beable to live on.
Even better, the kids eat free on Tuesdays and Thursdays! Man, they should bring a Denny's to Juneau...I would be a loyal customer.
The menu selection was perfect for kids because it had great pictures and everything kids love. It was great.
The lady was so polite, but she could only do one side at a time. So, she started, put the gun up against her ear...and pushed down.
Matter of fact, we couldn't do the other side. WE TRIED, we held her down like you would in a doctors office while giving 
On Friday when the plane landed, I got on the road and started driving east bound from Seattle to Pasco. I thought there was a quicker way than going through Yakima but after driving through farm country on a 2 lane road for 2 hours, I quickly discovered...I went the long way. I went through Connell and ended up coming out next to King City at about 11pm.
Then Sunday, I went to Ravens and met her sweet little boy for the first time and it just so happened to be his first birthday. 
Everyone there had so much fashion! I walk in wearing my cowboy boots and everyone else was wearing high heels. I am soooo Alaskan.
Then we went to my uncle Bobs house and played wii.