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02/19/18 President's Day - Kiss Cam

 On the morning of President's Day Katie and friends went to the temple and did baptisms and then came back to the house and enjoyed waffles and pancakes.  Some of the kids stayed and watched Princess Bride and hung out for the afternoon.

Monday evening we all went to the Dixie State University basketball game (Andy had to work again!).  While there, Katie asked if she could go sit with Tyler (same guy that took her to prom...I think they kinda like each other!!!)
 We said...don't you think you should stay with your family for family night?! She decided to go sit with Tyler's family (she's with A FAMILY, right?!)

Anyway after halftime the "kiss cam" came on the jumbo tv and I look at it and there is Tyler and Katie!!!! And they are both red as can be and leaning away from each other.

The kiss cam went away from them and went to some other people.  And then came BACK TO THEM!!!!  They leaned further away from each other and were even brighter red!
Once again the camera went off of them and on to some other people and then BACK TO THEM AGAIN!!!!

Poor Katie and Tyler were just dying and Holly and I were really enjoying this game way too much!

Katie texted me afterward and said "Top 5 most embarrassing moments just now. I'm still shaking."

Tyler said after the game an older guy he didn't know came up to him and said, Don't worry fellow, you'll get her next time!

Found out afterward all this was courtesy of a family friend of Tyler's parents. Katie still doesn't want to talk about this and I still can't stop laughing!!!! Reminds me of the days of muddy butt. (AJ) Sigh.





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