Sunshine!

We woke up to sun and the dry heat you expect from St. George!

Amy is a star pickle ball player (literally competes several hours a day)

and was so patient with us less competitive players and we had a blast, 

volleying most times so it actually was really fun.

Honestly, it kinda makes me want to put in the pickle ball court I measured out last summer.

We had foot massages scheduled right after and after some awesome selling by the staff and a slight language barrier, ended up doing "the combo" foot massage and body rub.

Amy's mom had made the recommendation but warned to stick just with foot and not do body.

Of course I didn't remember this until I had the very strong man's elbow grinding away at my spine.

It hurt so bad I was trying to get the courage to ask him to ease up. 

But before I could think of a polite way to ask and hindered by being unable to focus on anything but suffering through, he'd moved to a new pressure point, which wasn't a bone and was a lot more endurable.

And Jenn's hair!!! 😂😂😂

We had the best day relaxing at the pool reading and working.

Of course while cooling off in the water, Jenn had the idea to do chariot races

(on the floaties and noodles) which brought us to hysterics.

Something I fully expect when spending time with Jenn.

Amy was having major neighbor issues so we got to help solve world problems

while we were chilling. 

Made some shade on the grass to play a game of Tens until the sprinklers turned on.

Also can't forget the Walmart cookies which are knock-offs of Girl Scout Thin Mints and Tagalongs.

Yum!

Dinner at Kitchen Thai Express which was five stars all around,

including an outdoor patio.

Tuacahn is always special for the backdrop and production value.

But def would not choose to see The Hunchback of Notre Dame again.

The storyline is as bad as The Titanic. 

Everyone's going down at the end and the in between just marches right up to it.

That being said the outdoor setting is stunning.