Yesterday was a lot of driving and a little bit of fun. One of the fun things about driving to Salt Lake is driving past the Bonneville Salt Flats. There is a lot of automotive history and legend there. One of these days, when I get a day off, I would like to go and see some racing on the flats! Or anything really. The kids like stopping there. The rest stop has an elevated platform that lets you see kinda far into the distance.
This was taken on the platform.
Awesome!
Sadly, just a mile past the rest stop, we saw an accident where it looked like the car drove off the road and rolled. I have never seen a car as mangled as I saw that one. It looked like a piece of rolled up tin foil. It had just barely happened a few minutes before passed it. In fact, there was a lady who had made a point of walking the distance back to where the car had ejected all there stuff to get a blanket, and was headed back to the car, where as we passed, I noticed someone straightening the legs of a body laying face first in the dirt. I only bring this up, because, and not to sound cliche, it made me think about our mortality and how life can be interrupted in the blink of an eye. I was upset and saddened by what I saw. It helped me to realize that we need to spend more time loving and less time stressing.
Anyway, we went to the zoo again. They have some big LEGO thing going on there, where they have animals made of LEGO's. Like 200,000+ of them. It was neat. Both pictures of apes were done with LEGO's. That's why they look pix-elated.
Altogether, we had a fun time. The zoo is under some construction to bring in some new animals. It opens April of next year I think. We are very excited for that. And these are for my mom.
~Jake





















































































