Thursday, December 17, 2009
An ode to my 20s
20 - Spent a spring term in England doing a Theater study abroad. Amazing!
21 - Graduated after four years with my bachelors degrees from Brigham Young University
22- Graduated from cosmetology school and started my career as a hair stylist
23- Met the love of my life
24- Married and made him mine for Eternity
27 - Became a mother, learning that joy can be beyond limits
29 - Ran my first race, a 5k, hope to do many more in the future
These are some of the great accomplishments so far in my life. I can't wait for more. Happy Birthday to me. :)
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Peek-a-boo. Where are you?
Saturday, November 28, 2009
My first 5k
Halloween 2009
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Its Pumpkin Time!
Monday, October 26, 2009
Lombardi Ranch 2009
Monday, October 5, 2009
Happy 2nd Birthday!
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Two years ago
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Alaska
We left from Seattle and I was able to take this amazing picture, from our balcony! How cool is that!
JUNO : Our first port was Juno, Alaska. This was a very interesting port for us. We had a few bumps along the way but had a pretty good attitude the whole time. We first had some trouble getting off the ship, once that was done we were ready for an adventure. the rest of my family went kayaking, but since we had the kids we were on our own for the day. We started out riding a supper high gondola up into the forest. It was really cool to see thing from that high. This is where our first slip up began. Looking over one of the look outs, Ethan managed to loose a shoe over the side of the mountain. Hmm. What now, that was his only pair of shoes we brought. So we went down into the town in search of shoes. Juno is the capital, but well there is not much there. We were pointed in the direction of the new Walmart 15 miles away. sigh. Since we did not bring car seats we could not take a cab and had to take the city bus to Walmart. It took forever! We did however get to see all of Juno that none of the tourists get to see, and visit with some of the locals. We got some new shoes and were ready to go. We decide to continue on the bus and head out to the Mendenhal Glacier further away. We were told we could take the bus mostly there but had to walk maybe a mile or so to get there. Well a mile or so turned into about two and a half. We were very happy to arrive at there finally, but were supper tired. We walk around for a bit and caught a tourist bus directly back to port. We dis get a few pics at the glacier after all our travels:
This picture can only be had by those who walk the path so I am sure we are one of the few: :)