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The Lot

This is the best tree house in the world. You can't argue!




Last weekend we went to the Cabin with all the Dopps. Even though it's much more than a lot, the name kind of stuck since calling it that when it was just a piece of land.
Now we have an amazing tree house complete with A.C., heating, lights, a loft, and a slide, and a deck! Pretty darn cool. Ruby, Ari, and I slept in it the two nights. We had an air mattress that blows up to about four feet high so we were very comfy!:) We also have 4-wheelers, a little pool, a swing set, the slide, and crafts!
Thanks so much grandma and grandpa for building all this, for cooking for us, loving us, and giving us amazing memories!!
BTW: In the first five minutes I got there my hair was messed up, I had marshmallow in my eyebrow, and I smelled like mosquito repellant.
Grandpa's newest creation is the Snak Shak. It's an adorable shack for all things s'mores and also had compartments for chairs and marshmallows-roasting sticks. The table that comes out is covered with a kayak and you can tell by my face that I'm pretty impressed...
 
 
 
Another awesome memory. All the sudden it started raining in sheets, then hail! Some brave Dopp souls stood out in the downpour and made our delicious hobo dinners (While mt dad made fun of them and refused to help) Since Ryan was already drenched he decided to jump into the pool. Even grandma jumped in their with him! Pretty soon everyone was soaking wet in the pool. Jeff and Ryan threw my dad in, and he deserved it!
Clint knew it was coming, so he decided to jump in himself. Brave Clint!
 
Lex and Ruby even did it! Luckily they didn't throw me in. I would have jumped, but I didn't have any extra clothes. It was fun to watch everyone though!:)


 Bam Bam



The Logan temple. Where grandma and grandpa were married. We stopped to see it on the way home. So pretty!
 
 

  
Tizzy's first trip to The Lot!
 
 

Clint and baby Jersey 


 We watched Father of the Bride one night in the Cabin. It's the first time I've ever seen it! I loved it! So cute! Lexie, Ruby, and I are so excited for our weddings!:) 
  

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