My company flew me out to Utah this past weekend for a fixed asset software training seminar on Monday morning. I know, totally interesting, but not the subject of my post. Aaron came along for some family bonding with my Grandma coming down from Brigham City and Shelly, Jarrod and their crew came up from Spanish Fork. On Sunday morning some of us attended Music and the Spoken Word. Some of us had never been, some hadn't been in a long time, and one had never even been in the Tabernacle. We were so lucky to have the orchestra there as well. Makes me miss playing a musical instrument!
Aaron came with us, but he's the man behind the camera in this shot.
And one of my favorite places in Utah. My dad, Aaron, and I attended a session on Saturday morning and we were so lucky to get a mini behind the scenes tour from the temple president, President Child! I always spout off the little knowledge I have of rooms in the Salt Lake temple while there and Aaron kept asking if we could get a tour from someone. When we were walking back to the changing rooms we walked past the president and matron and I jokingly said, oh go ask him. Well, Aaron did. They were both so kind and President Child graciously waited for us and then gave us a few peeks behind the scenes. What a wonderful opportunity! I am completely obsessed with this temple, so it was such a delight.
My company flew me out to Utah this past weekend for a fixed asset software training seminar on Monday morning. I know, totally interesting, but not the subject of my post. Aaron came along for some family bonding with my Grandma coming down from Brigham City and Shelly, Jarrod and their crew came up from Spanish Fork. On Sunday morning some of us attended Music and the Spoken Word. Some of us had never been, some hadn't been in a long time, and one had never even been in the Tabernacle. We were so lucky to have the orchestra there as well. Makes me miss playing a musical instrument!
Aaron came with us, but he's the man behind the camera in this shot.
And one of my favorite places in Utah. My dad, Aaron, and I attended a session on Saturday morning and we were so lucky to get a mini behind the scenes tour from the temple president, President Child! I always spout off the little knowledge I have of rooms in the Salt Lake temple while there and Aaron kept asking if we could get a tour from someone. When we were walking back to the changing rooms we walked past the president and matron and I jokingly said, oh go ask him. Well, Aaron did. They were both so kind and President Child graciously waited for us and then gave us a few peeks behind the scenes. What a wonderful opportunity! I am completely obsessed with this temple, so it was such a delight. 
2 comments:
How fun! What an awesoem opportunity for you!
wow, that is incredible! you are very lucky to get a tour. your parents look great! it is sad that i don't ever get to see them when i go home.
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