Kennewick Washington
My sister and I planned a trip to Kennewick, Washington to see our parents who are serving a mission. Richard had Spring Break but needed to use that time for lesson prep so he stayed home. Olivia came with us. She has never done a road trip so I was a little nervous. But she was such a good little traveler!
| In keeping with our longtime Cockerham family tradition, we ate at Cracker Barrel on the way. |
| Elder and Sister Cockerham |
Hanging out at the Mission Office
Playground of Dreams
Perfectly named, this was truly the playground of your dreams! And interestingly enough, it was designed and paid for by volunteers and built in 5 days! We planned on only staying 15 or 20 minutes but ended up playing for an hour or so.
Crawling!
Sliding!
Swinging!
Walking!
Laughing!
Smiling!
Peek-a-Boo-ing!
Spinning!
Digging!
Playing!
Waving!
All Done!
Basin City
My Mom grew up in a small town about an hour North of where they're serving their mission. They took us on a fun drive to see some of the places she remembers.
| The LDS church that she helped to build. She remembers passing bricks in an assembly line with other Primary children. |
| The elementary school she attended. |
| The house my Grandpa built--they were raising eight kids in here at one time! |
| The tree that used to be really small when they were living there is now HUGE. |
| The shed that was also built by my Grandpa. |
| The infamous hill |
Just Having Fun
Playing with Nanny and Poppy
| She was handing him her hair clips one at a time. |
| Out to Eat! |
| Where's Olivia? |
| Bed-Head Buddies! |
After 10 fun-filled days, it was hard to say goodbye. We love you, Nanny and Poppy and miss you already!
ha ha, how much fun is that!? What a great idea to visit Grandma & Grandpa. And that's really fun to see where your mom grew up with all those things she helped build!
ReplyDeleteSeriously! That playground!