We had planned to go to Park City but there was a change of plans and instead we took a drive through The Canyon. We stopped at a park to do some reading. Marisa made these fabulous roll out blankets, actually made of towels, with pillows that we take to parks for napping and reading on.
Here is a photo of it when it's rolled out. It rolls up to look like a duffel bag and has handles.
It is pretty much amazing. Marisa is a crafty sewing genius.
This was my view from my blanket as I read. It was really beautiful.
So we read for a while and then walked a little ways to the Bridal Veil Falls.
Don't you love my hair...awful...
There were lots of kids playing in the water, even though it wasn't a very warm day today. Mar and I put our feet in the water but it was CHILLY!
On the way back home we stopped at a little shopping village with fun and expensive stores!
I just had to share this one. "Called to Surf". Get it? Called to Surf? Like "Called to Serve". Just a little crazy Mormon humor...I thought it was a bit ridiculous. Had some cute and REALLY expensive swim suits.
Last stop: Barnes and Noble because I have a $50 gift card burning a hole in my pocket!!!
Someday I will be rich and I will buy every book in the store. Well, not every book but pretty much. Today I settled on two books. Both of them having to do with, yep you guessed it, JANE AUSTEN. My obsession. I already own her six major novels but I always want to buy them again! But today I didn't.
A Jane Austen Education (How Six Novels Taught Me About Love, Friendship, and the Things that Really Matter) by William Deresiewicz. How can this not be awesome? I wish I could write something like this.
Lady Susan, The Watsons, and Sandition by Jane Austen. A short novel and two unfinished novels written by Jane Austen. I haven't read these and they aren't always easy to find so I am super excited!
YAY for Jane Austen! I really am a nerd.
2 comments:
Those Towel/Pillow things are adorable!! Looks like you guys are doing some fun things. Enjoy your time in Utah love!
Love Jane Austen!
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