For the 4th, we went down to Delta to celebrate with my family. We left after work on Tuesday, and got down in time to watch TJ, Marcus, and Cory play in a 3 on 3 soccer tournament. They started out really well, but got tired pretty quick after 3 games. I think they played 6 or 7 games total in about 3 hours. It was fun to watch them play together.
Wednesday morning before the Parade, we had the opportunity to participate in breaking the world record for the longest bunny hop! 3,000 plus people hopping down main street with bunny ears for 5 minutes!! It was quite exciting.
Before the Parade starts some planes from the military base flew over main street two times. It is pretty awesome to watch.
This year is the Centennial Celebration of Delta this year, so there was a lot of cool floats celebrating it's heritage. It was a lot of fun, and of course the candy and treats are nice!
We had a big BBQ with some aunts, uncles, and cousins at our house. Before the swimming tank was swarmed with smaller cousins, us girls decided to cool off a little bit.
Then we built the most amazing sandcastle you've ever seen in the sandbox!
And of course the wouldn't be complete without fireworks. Kait wasn't too sure about fireworks, and especially the loud and whistle ones. But she eventually got used to just the quiet pretty ones. I love fireworks, and it was fun to see them all over the sky on our way back to Provo last night.
Wednesday morning before the Parade, we had the opportunity to participate in breaking the world record for the longest bunny hop! 3,000 plus people hopping down main street with bunny ears for 5 minutes!! It was quite exciting.
Before the Parade starts some planes from the military base flew over main street two times. It is pretty awesome to watch.
This year is the Centennial Celebration of Delta this year, so there was a lot of cool floats celebrating it's heritage. It was a lot of fun, and of course the candy and treats are nice!
We had a big BBQ with some aunts, uncles, and cousins at our house. Before the swimming tank was swarmed with smaller cousins, us girls decided to cool off a little bit.
Then we built the most amazing sandcastle you've ever seen in the sandbox! 
And of course the wouldn't be complete without fireworks. Kait wasn't too sure about fireworks, and especially the loud and whistle ones. But she eventually got used to just the quiet pretty ones. I love fireworks, and it was fun to see them all over the sky on our way back to Provo last night.
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