Like I mentioned earlier, we planned on staying until at least 10pm, if not until closing. The kids were having a blast and the day couldn't have been more perfect. The weather was amazing, not too hot, often with cloud cover and we were all enjoying ourselves, though I have to admit, I was pretty exhausted since Nate had been up a lot the night before. We were all headed over to another ride after meeting up with some of the older kids. Kailee wanted me to go on the Rocket with her. Thayne went one way to tell the boys something and I went another with the little kids and planning to meet at the ride. And then the rain came.... there were a couple of drops, and then a down pour. Nothing in the middle, no time to prepare, the heavens just opened up and let loose! In literally minutes there were puddles on the flat ground that went to my ankles! Kinzee was pushing Nate in the stroller and I had Kalli, Hyrum and Kami by the hand running them to the cars while Thayne went in search of Tallin and Willie and Kailee went with one of their friends to look for Kassi and her friend's little sister. It was coming down so hard, Kalli was crying and I am the mean mom who told her she didn't need to cry, it was rain for crying out loud and why was she crying! ;) I finally scooped Nate up and held him with his face to me because these raindrops were the size of quarters pounding us. I got them in the Excursion and the car and blasted the heaters in both while I was undressing and changing them, getting them dried and warm. It took forever to find everyone and meet up, but we decided that we would just go grab some pizza from Little Caesars and head home. The rides closed down and though they would open up if it stopped raining, it was still going strong by the time we left and we figured it had been a full, fun day and we would be okay leaving a little early. Some of the kids changed in the car and the rest of us changed in a gas station so we didn't have to ride home in soaking clothes! After we got pizza we saw the most amazing rainbows, double, full rainbows. Of course my camera batteries were all dead because SOMEBODY (cough cought, Kassi... cough!) forgot to charge them like she promised me, since she is the one that usually runs the batteries dead! We were trying to get pictures with the camera but they didn't turn out very well and you can't see the really amazing sight it was. I wanted to get a picture of the puddles made from the rain but when I got my cell phone out of the car it was dead because I forgot my charger and Kailee was charging her phone in the car with my car charger. So this is all we got..... The sky after the biggest part of the storm rolled through.... 
You can kind of see the double rainbow, on each side of the sign.....

The sky was amazing.....

Just another picture Kassi was trying to take. Everytime she actually got a good one a car drove by and messed it up. It was a really fun mini get away and I am so grateful for the fun times and for my amazing family.