Marking the end of summer:

 This past weekend all us Wollenziens (minus the parents) met up in Park City for our end of the summer reunion.  It was so much fun.  The suite we all stayed in was incredible.  It had this little common area we could eat and hang out in and then we all had our own rooms to sleep all our little kids in.  

10 kids 5 and under.

 We spent a whole lot of time in the pool.  We loved it because the entire length of the pool was only about 3 feet deep so the kids had a lot of freedom and they could go pretty much anywhere they wanted.  All though they wanted the hot tub a lot of the time.  It's a little uncomfortable sitting in the hot tub in the heat of the day but we'll do anything to make our kids happy!

 After we would get back from swimming and fed the kids a little something they would all want to get back into the hot tub on our balcony.
So so so much swimming.

 It can really wear a kid out.

 We also rode this free gondola up and back a few dozen times.

 Then back to the pool.

 We also happened to run into some friends up there who had some extra fancy shmancy  gondola ride tickets that they gave to us.  The view was incredible.

 We went to the Canyons Resort and it was so cool because there were things going on all day.
When we got off the ride the kids saw this mechanical bull and just had to try it out.

 Of course, it wasn't all fun and games.  There was plenty of this kind of stuff to deal with.

 On Saturday morning my sisters-in-law and I went around to some Park City garage sales and I found all these amazing costumes for a dollar each.
Oh boy did these kids go crazy for them. 

 We went down to the free concert at the resort and you would have thought these boys were celebrities.  People would run through the crowds to get their pictures or to give them high fives.
It was so funny.

 Jack is Spiderman, Charlie is Darth Vader and cousin Tate is Buzz. 

Right here should go a big group picture of all of us but I completely spaced it getting one.
Oh well, we had too much fun to worry about it.  Now I think I'm ready to school to start.