Robert Anae and I both grew up in Laie. He now coaches for BYU and came over to say hello while we were meeting with the players. He was excited to learn that Lisa wants to attend BYU in a few years and asked her to come by to see him when she gets there. Would she just die if got to work with the team???? Hmmmmm....maybe some kind of assistant or something like that?
At the end of every BYU game the players do the HAKA which is a Maori chant done by the warriors. The polynesian players on the team teach the other players the chant and they do it before heading into the locker rooms. It was fun to see it done live after the Tulane game!
Picture of the field from the endzone as we walked intot he Louisiana Superdome. I had never been in the superdome or anything similar. The New Orleans Saints play all their home games here and it was also the site where thousands of refugees stayed after Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
The BYU semi truck carrying all the equipment and heading back to Provo! What I wouldn't give for a semi like that to help us with our cross country moves! Hmmmm...I wonder if they have any on ebay????
Okay...so this picture is a little weird, but it was one of my favorites from the day. We were a little confused in the bathrooms as to how to get the water to come out so we could wash our hands. We finally figured out that it was activated by a lever that we could push with our feet. We had to wait until the coast was clear to get this pic but we couldn't pass up the chance!
Robert Anae and I both grew up in Laie. He now coaches for BYU and came over to say hello while we were meeting with the players. He was excited to learn that Lisa wants to attend BYU in a few years and asked her to come by to see him when she gets there. Would she just die if got to work with the team???? Hmmmmm....maybe some kind of assistant or something like that? 
At the end of every BYU game the players do the HAKA which is a Maori chant done by the warriors. The polynesian players on the team teach the other players the chant and they do it before heading into the locker rooms. It was fun to see it done live after the Tulane game!
Picture of the field from the endzone as we walked intot he Louisiana Superdome. I had never been in the superdome or anything similar. The New Orleans Saints play all their home games here and it was also the site where thousands of refugees stayed after Hurricane Katrina in 2005. 
The BYU semi truck carrying all the equipment and heading back to Provo! What I wouldn't give for a semi like that to help us with our cross country moves! Hmmmm...I wonder if they have any on ebay????
Okay...so this picture is a little weird, but it was one of my favorites from the day. We were a little confused in the bathrooms as to how to get the water to come out so we could wash our hands. We finally figured out that it was activated by a lever that we could push with our feet. We had to wait until the coast was clear to get this pic but we couldn't pass up the chance!
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