A few more questions for the family reunion:
Is there any interest in the Crandall Historic Printing Museum (in Provo, during our Saturday afternoon/evening)? Brad and I toured it a few years ago, and it was amazing. They have one of the only working Gutenberg presses (that the Bible was first printed on), they have a replica of the Grandin Printing Shop (where the Book of Mormon was first printed), they show you how things were done and let you stand right next to the stuff...
The younger kids would be bored out of their minds, unfortunately. So if there is interest among the older set (kids and adults included!), I would be willing to take the younger kids to the Bean Life Science Museum. My kids love it there. It is a museum on BYU with tons of stuffed (as in taxidermy) animals--lions, tigers, bears, oh my! Insects, birds, deer, a rhino...and more. It is free, they are VERY used to kids, they have little movies and displays that you can light up, and I imagine most of the older kids (8+ especially) would be bored out of their minds here.
These museums would be in addition to Ty's game (Kim, do we pay to watch Ty's game? If so, how much?), exploring BYU campus, and hiking the "Y" in the evening when it's not as hot.
Could you all let me know--posting here is fine, or call or email or whatever--if you/your kids are interested in the Printing Museum? Because of the size of our potential group, we would need to make a reservation for a tour, and if we want to do that I'd like to get it done in the next week or so. (Can you tell I'm starting to panic about how close the reunion is????????)
Laurene, I will get back to you on meals. Hopefully later today, but it might not be until tonight/tomorrow. I promise I'm figuring it out, though! And Kim, are you sure there's room for us at the condo? It would be awesome to not have to drive back and forth, especially with gas prices, but it's not that big of a deal. Whatever works best for everyone else.
