The home has 5 bedrooms (6, if you count the laundry room Jeanne stayed in, with a port-a-bed and its own half-bath). Below are some photographs showing the home (outside, inside, and outside).
| NE Corner of E Galveston and S 138th St |
Most meals were in the home, which was also the setting for visiting, games, etc. We ate well ‒ meal after meal! Here's one example (salmon on the grill, and then shown with other items that had been prepared):
On Wednesday, the 26th, we went as a group to the Gilbert, AZ temple for sealings. Alan Lunt (a family cousin) is a sealer, and agreed to officiate for us. Here we are as we were about to leave the temple:
We gathered back at the home for lunch, where Alan later joined us.
On Thursday we enjoyed three major activities away from the vacation rental:
- A visit to the Riparian Preserve at Water Ranch (in Gilbert)
- Dinner at Joe's Real B•B•Q (in Gilbert)
- A play ("Is He Dead?") at the Hale Centre Theatre (in Gilbert)
At the Riparian Preserve
Dinner Time!
The Hale Centre Theatre
A particularly interesting landmark in the Gilbert downtown area (which was nearby as we walked to dinner, and then walked to the theatre) is a water tower. Here's a picture!
Some highlights: Games & activities together, visiting, and Bruce & Merlene were able to see their newest grandchild (Mandi gave birth to a daughter at a hospital in Gilbert). It was an enjoyable time for strengthening family ties.
Special thanks to Annette for making arrangements for the home, and to Irene for arranging the theatre tickets.
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