And here is my official final weigh in weight.
I was able to lose just over 40 pounds! Can you believe it! I was so amazed with the results, I don't have any excuses anymore. I was not the winner of the challenge but I did win a happier healthier me :) My sister actually won the challenge, she did a great job! We actually lost about the same amount of weight, she just started smaller. It was a great challenge and great competition! Thank you all for your support!
That morning we went to a parade and were practically a part of it at one point. I didn't get any pictures of us there. All these pictures are from that night when we were doing fireworks.
Winston and super cute Auntie Mickey!
From Left to Right: Austin (Kenzie is hidden behind him), Rachel, Aaron and AJ, Walter, and Shaelyn
Winston is still not sure about the sparklers. That changed by the end of the night.
The kids are so happy to be staying up past their bed time.
I don't know what is going on in this picture but I thought it was funny.
Here Shaelyn and her Great Grandma with a frog that is outside before you go into the main building. Last time I went with the kids it was rainy and miserable so we didn't pose with any of these fun sculptures.
In the pictures the frogs look like the same size but this is actually the smaller one right next to the other frog. I'm sure you could figure that out, I am just saying.
Riding the Whale.
Again, the last time we went it was rainy and the fountain was not on. This is located right in front of the Main Building.
This is along the walkway to the Precious Moments Chapel.
More fountain fun.
Not really sure what she is doing in this picture but I am sure she probably wanted a snow globe. I am glad they didn't come home with one because I am pretty sure it wouldn't have lasted long because the kids would want to see it all the time.
Wishin' and Hopin' and Thinkin' and Prayin' . . . You have to wait another 20 years! Ack! I don't even want to think it could be sooner. 
After a long drive, we eat some lunch in the parking lot before entering.
William wanted to be just like his sister and sit on the curb too.
Wow, the boys look so different now with there new hair cuts. Look at these pictures, can we say . . . shaggy?
Will wanted to go all over the place, mom was helping me with the chasing.
This is a cool play area for children, it let the kids act like they were pioneers.
And in back we have William.
Shaelyn making herself at home in the little cabin. 
Shaelyn being a cowgirl.
When Shaelyn saw this statue she went and was imitating his stance. I had to capture the moment.
I though this was a cut picture of the boys and their Great Grandpa.
And just across the street, the snail temple. Not affiliated with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints what so ever. I had heard about it but never actually seen it.
Next stop: Historic Liberty Jail
Here is a very bad picture of the remake of the Liberty Jail. The only thing that is original from the Jail is the floor.
Next Stop: Adam-ondi-Ahman
Just a look out over the valley.
Shaelyn and Grandma Shaelyn walking up the path.
The kids had fun playing among the trees. All that was left was the long ride back to the Kansas Wilde Home.
The first stop on the road to Hana is Twin Falls. There was a nice trickle of a waterfall and a shallow swimming area. 
I was waiting to go swimming in the 7 pools at the end of the road to Hana. 
I thought this tree was pretty cool, it looks like it is holding up the cliff above.
At one of the stops along the road, there was a picnic area with a beach, trail, and caves! We really wanted to go and see the caves. They were along a nice little trail and they were filled with fresh water.
Here is one of the lookouts from the trail.
