If you have 25 ft ceilings then why wouldn't you put in a rock wall?
Here we have the 3 story play house. You have to crawl through a tunnel over the kitchen to get to it. The inside is fully carpeted and has ramps to get to the different levels. It has now been fully finished so it looks like part of the wall but with holes in it. The holes with the boards over it now have plexi glass and railing.
Next on the tour of Jason's Never Never Land is the rope. In the middle of the family room there is a huge rope. Normally there is a chair hooked to it but for entertainment purposes we hooked a mattress to it. It doesn't look like much but it felt like you were 30ft off the ground and going to fall off at any minute.
Of course Jason's play house would not be complete without his own bounce house.
And here is Jason at his finest.
After Vegas we headed to Overton where we spend a couple days with my sister then we headed to St. George and stayed with my parents. My mom and dad just started their 18 month mission in Nauvoo, IL so we went out for their farewell. I also finally got to see my brother -in -laws new restaurant. http://pirateislandpizza.com/ This place is so much fun. I ran around like a sugar induced kid looking at all the decor and popping tokens into different arcade games.
Cordon is all snuggled in Bugga's (Grandpa Myers) bed watching Celtic Women. He LOVED that DVD.
My parents will all 14 grandkids
Finally we ended our trip in Provo with Chris's parents. Before leaving St. George Cordon had an upper respiratory infection and by the time we got to Provo he had an ear infection so he got pretty sick the last few days but he still was happy and smiling most of the time.
Playing with Grandpa Thompson
