Christmas Morning

We got mom and dad a Wii for Christmas... it was pretty interesting to watch everyone in the family playing Wii Sports. Fun!

Gingerbread houses are a tradition for us. This one was a bit of a challenge. Mom wanted the gingerbread to be a little softer so we didn't cook it as long... not a good idea, we had some wilting logs and roof. We had to cook the pie for Christmas dinner at the same time and some of the berry ran over onto the gingerbread... it turned out ok after all.

Temple Square

I went and saw the lights on Temple Square about 8 times this year. I only took pictures once though. Funny how every date had the same idea. I went for my office party, we ate at the roof and watched Savior of the World and then I went with another of my guy friends and then two other girls. It was beautiful, but it might be a good thing they are taking them down.

I'll Be Home For Christmas!

Well, this may come as a shock to some of you, but... I am so excited to go home for Christmas! I know, it may wear off after a couple days wondering what to do with myself, but I can't wait to be at my house with my mom and dad. I am super excited to see Tonya's family too. I can't wait to hang out with Markie and spend time with Roo too! Weird huh. I almost want to tell my boss I won't be in on Monday and just go. I love Christmas! It's so exciting!

Never A Bride...

Yesterday I traveled to Colorado for the ring ceremony and reception of my dear friend Kim. It was a lot of fun and I was so excited for her. She was married Friday in Bountiful. I don't know how well you all know the geography, but it takes about an hour to drive there from Provo. It did take us that long there, but then...it had snowed so much while we were inside that it took us three hours to get back to Provo that night. Holy Cow!

How Is It Possible?

Well, although it was so much fun supporting Kim at he wedding on the way home, just about five minutes away from Provo out of the canyon a police officer turned on his lights. I looked at my speedometer, I was going 65. I thought he must not be after me but then he followed me. Now, I thought the speed limit was 60 or 65. Well the officer was very...we'll say "cheeky" when I told him what I thought the limit was. He informed me I was going 77... WHAT? 77!?!?! What I would like to know is how is that possible? Then he informs me the speed limit is 55 because we were in a construction area. Isn't there usually orange cones or signs when there is construction? Hmmm...although I had been speeding at other times during the trip, how is it that I could be pulled over when I wasn't? Ugh!

Thanksgiving In Oregon

Thanksgiving at the Judd's was a lot of fun! It was nice to get to see Ryan and his family since I hadn't seen them for about two years. We had a lot of fun. The kids are soooo cute! We got to do a lot of shopping and went to the zoo to see the lights. Tera fixed a wonderful Thanksgiving meal. I was glad I got to go.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TRANDON MAN!

Satisfied?

Well, I do hope that everyone is happy with my blog now. I always hear..."I keep checking your blog, but you haven't done anything..." Well folks, I don't have children and not much to photograph, unless you want to see pictures of teeth... Ryan, you don't count. Anywho, this is the best I can come up with for the time being. Enjoy!

Capture The Flag!

This is what we call... actually I'm not sure what we call it. But it is capture the flag using flour to tag each other. It was pretty fun. We'll have to play as a family sometime.

Happy Halloween

Happy Halloween! Too bad I wasn't excited to dress up at all. But after a while I got into it. As you can see we were all witches at work. Dr. Ferrell was supposed to be a "Ghostly Gentleman" whatever that is. I did experience a couple of problems though. My hat happens to be the one with the feathers, they got in the way a couple of times. My sleeves also ended up in the patients faces a few times so I'd have to wrap them around my wrists. Weird how when I got home and went out that night, I dressed normal, but dressed up for work. Oh well.

Gardner Village

I went to Gardner Village with Allison and her kids this year. It was fun to visit with them. Look at these two little cuties! On the way over they all wanted to ride with me and yes, three car seats and three kids can fit in my back seat. Fancy car I know, I'm well on my way now! I must have been a little worried about the new car because when they got in I told them, "No feet on the seats!" I probably emphasized it a little too much because last weekend when I went to pick the kids up to watch them and they got in the car Saylor reminded me, "No feet on the seats because you don't want your car to get dirty huh." That's right Saylor!