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Yeah, We Did That

You have probably all seen the ALS ice bucket challenge that has been rampant on social media or even media in general the last couple weeks. My mom/s kind friend nominated the whole Lynn and Lisa Egbert Family to do it last week. You are suppose to do it in 24 hours but that didn't happen. As many of us that would and could got together to night to meet the challenge. These videos are what resulted. 
We actually missed one of the best parts. Just before Glen began filming my dad was sitting on the ground ready for it all to begin. Daryl, not really knowing what is going on but seizing the opportunity,came up behind Dad with this tiny bucket full of the ice water and dumped it right on top of his head. It was hilarious.  


As a side note our first thought was to fill the bucket of my dad's tractor with ice. Dump all that ice in to the neighbor's above ground pool, that we are about to take down for the winter, and then have all of us jump in to the pool. Maybe next year?  
Great family memories non the less.

Also it was my parent's 37th anniversary today, August 31.

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Paige said…
This was so much fun to watch. The extended water fight and the hugs. Daryl getting into it -- even with the dogs. Plus, you people in Utah are blessed with grass you can walk on and enjoy the feeling. Seeing all that green was therapeutic.

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