Tanner's Temple Trip

Hahaha, I like the title "Tanner's Temple Trip" with all of its T's! Tanner was finally able to go to the Temple! I had originally planned to visit the Ogden Temple Open House with my non-member friends, but last minute they ended up canceling. Thankfully Erin and Katie Adams were able to join us. We loved seeing them and it was great to get to visit!

It was wonderful to take Tanner to the Temple after we had been talking about it for the whole week. He was a little sick with a cough and runny nose, so he wasn't quite himself. He fell asleep on the ride there and as I stopped the car he woke up crying. I thought..."Oh, no...he's going to be grumpy during this." I don't think he felt too great because of his cold, but all in all he really did a great job as we went through the temple (Even with it taking about an hour to get into the tour). I was delightfully surprised at how busy it was. We were also lucky enough to get in line behind our stake president. It was fun to visit a little bit with him as we went through in the same group.

His face is priceless in this photo. It's tough feeling sick. I'm glad he was happy through most of the tour.

I was in such a hurry to get to Erin's home in the morning to visit before the temple open house that I forgot Tanner's Sunday clothes. They were so kind as to find some of Mayson's old Sunday clothes that didn't fit any more and gift them to us. Thanks Erin!

Tanner getting excited as I talked to him about going to the temple. 

Then Tanner wiping the snot from his nose. Gotta love colds!

The line outside the tabernacle before the tour. This line was about doubled by the time we had finished our tour. So many people have gone to this Temple's Open House. 

After the two hours standing, walking, and holding Tanner I was excited to get outside for some fresh air with a breeze. I totally spaced getting a good picture of the temple! This is the spire of the temple behind the temple visitor center. We were by are car by the time I remembered I hadn't gotten a picture of the temple.