Our little trick-or-treaters...
And the piece de resistance....
We kept this one a secret to get the kids reaction...don't know if we've ever seen the kids laugh so hard!
Sisters...even though they may deny it at times, they DO love each other!
Jennah and Stevie at the top of the peak. The view from up there is just spectacular!
Because there is only so much you can do at the top, we headed back down to play in one of the little groves.
Stevie was so fascinated by the moss on the rocks. He even asked if that was what carpet was made of :)
Jennah, practicing her swing with her daddy.
Stevie can never tell us enough how much he loves us. He does it even more now that he knows how to say it in sign language :)
One of the most beautiful places in Arizona. And the cost...FREE!
(For some reason, the shutter on my camera didn't open all the way, and I didn't realize it until after the picture was taken. Of course, by then, Stevie absolutely refused to have his picture taken by himself...the little turkey!)
Stevie was testing his limits (and mine) by always wanting to go as close to the edge as possible. One woman who was walking by as we were explaining to him just how dangerous it was, intervened on our behalf. She told Stevie about how the last time she was there, a grown man sat on one of the ledges and it crumbled out from underneath him, and he fell to his death. Stevie stayed away from the ledges after that, and I will be forever grateful to that woman.
A man came by while Stevie and Kirstie were playing with this dead tree, and I guess he thought they were pretty cute too, because he got a few shots of them on his camera. Hopefully he wasn't a creepy guy...
And a beautiful sunset to bid us farewell :)
I wish I had more pictures of the set on here to show just how amazing it turned out. Of course he had a lot of help...most of which were family, but the design was all his. He did an amazing job!!
To anyone who didn't get to see it, you missed a great show. The cast was AWESOME!! 
My sister's daughter Delsy was Belle, my brother-in-law's son was the Beast, my oldest sister conducted the orchestra, me, my dad, my sister, and my nephew were in the orchestra, and few other family members were in the play as well. Guess you could say we have a talented family :)
