Quick CA Trip

We headed to Orange County for the weekend for Brandon's brothers wedding.  It was a very quick trip-- less than 72 hours, but we packed in what we could! Here is a quick recap via pictures!

At the rehearsal dinner

 The newest Knight wife

 cute Kasey

 Huntington

 Boogie Boarding

 catching sand crabs

 Jamie and I

 Nat and I

 (Nicki and Paula had already left)

 classic sunglasses pic

 Groom and Bk

 The Bride and me

 First Dance

 our attempt at goofy faces

Leaving for the Airport

That was our quick trip!

P.S. CA freeways suck, I could never live there. 

xoxo,

K

Cancun {End of the Trip}

 always at the beach

 beautiful view out our balcony!

 The Resort

 Posing

Dinner w/ the Bains

 Cortnie and I

 HSM

 sytycd (I didn't stretch before this picture! ouch)

 aerials on the beach... sure!

 V. Pina Coladas All Day LONG

Dinner on the last night! :(

          

pool time, last day

Last night time stroll 

picture taken the last day...

All in all this trip was a trip of a lifetime.

It was:

beautiful.

relaxing.

entertaining.

fun.

exciting.

amazing.

great company.

stunning.

tranquil.

Everything I needed for my mind, body, and soul.

Can't wait until our next trip!

xoxo,

Kelli

p.s. I do realize that I do the same pose in every picture...

don't hate.

Cancun {Chichen Itza}

 On the bus en route to Chichen Itza

Coke in a bottle!! 

 Walking to the Senote

They are these beautiful, natural, underground sink holes.

 traditional Mayan Lunch

 Chichen Itza

 This place brings the Book of Mormon to life!

 Temple of 1000 Stripling Warriors

 Newly unearthed ruins!

 Our amazing tour guide Abel

 The Feather Serpent

 A warning for those who meant harm to the Mayan's

 Soaking wet after getting caught in a tropical down pour

 The Observatory

for tracking astronomy, moon cycles, etc..

We may or may not should have been climbing those steps..

 Cort was convinced I was going to get her thrown in Mexican Jail

 Me and B

 14 Hour Day, makes for sleepy boys.

In our religion, there are stories of when Christ came to the Americas.

At Chichen Itza, there are depictions of our beliefs, painted on the interiors of the temples.

And carved into the stone on the exterior.

These things haven't been touched for thousands of years.

It is a testament for me of the truthfulness of my religion.

I wish everyone that is LDS could see these.

More pictures to come!!

xoxo,

K