Monday, July 19, 2010
Broken Sandals
We went to see an old fort in Arizona, it was where cheese was made to pay the workers who were building the St. George temple. I was just wearing sandals and it was 107 degrees. I didn't think much of the heat, after all it was much drier than Maryland, until I took a step and left my sandal behind. At first I thought the velcro had come undone, but I looked at it and realized that it was the other side of the sandal that had broken. Chris tried to rig something with his belt so I could still walk, but that didn't last long. I just chalked it up to cheap sandals that I wore too much until ten minutes later when the same thing happened to the other sandal. Turns out it was so hot that it melted the glue holding the sandals together! We still had to walk back to the car, so I tried standing on Chris' feet while he walked, but that didn't work for more than a minute. So I ended up running, barefoot, ahead of everyone else to that car, to get across the hot sidewalk as fast as possible! Luckily I had my running shoes in the car. The sandals went right into the trash.
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Caught In the Rain
Today after dinner my mother-in-law and I decided to take a walk and she'd show me the alpaca's that someone in her town has as pets. We stepped outside and realized it was drizzling so we decided to wait a few minutes. After about five minutes I went outside and it had stopped raining, so we headed out. I didn't have my camera with me to get a picture of the alpaca's, but they were cool looking, just kind of stared at us. Then we were watching some swallows fly in and out of their nests when it poured rain for a few seconds. We decided we should probably head back. We start walking and it starts POURING. Keep in mind this is Utah, where a big rainstorm is five rain drops. Just then, Chris comes driving up and saves us! We were very grateful to not have to walk all the way back to the house and get completely drenched. There was a very cool double rainbow so I took a picture from my in-laws backyard. Apparently their town gets a lot of double rainbows, but I thought it was really cool.
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