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November 5, 2015 by Kimmy Nguyen - 5 Comments

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First time laying over in Maui, gotta test the waters! 🌊

Me and my mama jama 💕

A few outtakes from my family's visit to Salt Lake. My mom just closed the family business of over 16 years just under a month ago and now they are finally able to take a breather and enjoy their lives. Anyone else have relatives that used to work 7 days a week for decades? I don't know if I'll be able to work as hard as they have all these years but it's been fun showing them how great time off can be! 😂😎

Smack dab in the middle of Utah with stunning red rock views, there are one of a kind accommodations that can have you feeling like you're on the old American frontier. We opted for one night in the resort's Conestoga wagon with 7 people for $229 a night. This had been on my Utah bucket list for awhile and I'm so grateful to have the experience with my family. If you want to experience nature, but don't want to set up camp then this is the ultimate alternative! Next time, I'm aiming for a night in one of the glamped out teepees! ⛺️🏜

My second time wading through The Narrows of Zion. This time around with the family for mom's birthday. It was definitely an adventurous day to remember, because there was a landslide in Zion yesterday that put a halt to the park's shuttle service. We ended up walking a third of the park and got more of an adventure than we were ready for 😂.

Surrounded by the small village of people who raised me. We've grown in different directions but our roots remain as one. 💞

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