Going Powelling.
That's how Mackayla puts it.
This is one of the most anticipated weeks of the year for my family.
Here's most of the crew:
We look like the cast in survivor, no? At least un-showered and unready.
Planned by Amy and Luke,
Planned by Amy and Luke,
they chose a Survivor theme for this year
and split us into two tribes
and split us into two tribes
The Orange Mohicans
and The Green Blaster Tribe.
Green won...is it so clear why? :)
Here's one part of a Challenge
Voting off players was nixed, mostly because of
...not Stefan and Jessi-
And here's some of our basic Lake Powell Lingo
Accolade
An award or an expression of praise, also known as our houseboat.
The Generator
It's mentioned a lot during the week because it provides access to anything civilized during the week. Even AC thank you thank you.
Poop Dock
The place where poop is - unloaded.
The bathrooms are always carefully monitored, because no one wants to know what happens if they overflow.
The Hole
It depends on which boat.
In the houseboat- the special room that usually someone with a baby gets because there is a cool padded dark section in the bottom of the room with no precarious edges for babies to fall out.
In the "speedy" boat- the huge cupboard that possibly holds everything you could ever needs to survive for two weeks...but mostly a ton of towels and I have no idea what else.
Bullfrog
The marina the houseboat is parked at.
Shoes
Keens.
The Channel
The "middle" part of Lake Powell, open and often more windy.
Canyons
All the little "fingers" in the lake.
Always a better place for houseboats,
they are fun to drive through because they are so windy and just when you think you've come to the end, it turns a corner and goes on and on.
Coast Guard Approved
Puddle Jumpers.
Easy to put on and easy to move in.
Thank you grandma Bonnie, you saved us from some serious life jacket rash.
Stay tuned for some more of our adventures and favorite memories from this year!
















