Family Vacation Part I

This year we went to Sun Valley.

We have done this thrice.

My Mom happens to be an amazing businesswoman.

That is code for vice president of a bank.

Yes, my Mom rules.

I will probably steal her job one day.

One of my many dream jobs.

The point of this bank talk is: there was a banking convention in Sun Valley.

The entire family went.

That was awes, because the last time we were all together in Sun Valley was seven years ago.

Jordan I left later than everyone.

I was something like hours upon hours late to pick him up.

He was still trying to get his act together.

He walked out looking like a vegan tourist Dad.

We struggled to get out of town.

Of course we could not leave without a ridiculous amount of candy.

Addicts.

This is when the vegan tourist Dad turned into a Grandpa whilst checking the oil.

Snack-stache and Cash-stache.
Family road trips equal fun.
Just ask Shari.
She once got a crash course in what a road trip is like with us.
I do not think we stopped laughing once.
Not once!

You know how in kinship sometimes you talk/hang out often and sometimes you do not?
Not because there is something wrong; just because that is how relationships go.
This was our first time hanging out in a long time.
Best friends reunited.

We might have got sidetracked on a photo journey.
Oops slash sorry parents.
Our first idea was to jump off the bridge into the Snake River in Burley.
We wanted to be like the other cool kids.
Then we realized we had a long drive, and did not want to be soaking wet the rest of the drive.
So....we took photos of one of our favorite childhood places.
These photos are for my cousins, because only they can understand the love of this town.
Plus, most of them are scenic photos and we all know how boring those are.
Yep, extra boring.

This is when we got a phone call from Mom's and Dad's that were not happy and wondering where we were.

Double oops slash sorry parents.

This is when Jordan told me we were in trouble.