Showing posts with label celebration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label celebration. Show all posts

Sunday, February 15, 2015

Somebody's Getting Married

No not me. My sister Kathrine. Her wedding and my parents missionary homecoming highlighted the month of March.
Yay they're home!!

I join many parties virtually
My mom and her sisters
We take Rook very seriously (not really)
Home
I love flying into Utah. Beautiful!
In the mean time, I finally bought couches. My Virginia home is almost complete.



Now on to a good Texas wedding...

All the siblings and a few in-laws
Chillin with the one of the few nephews who made the trip
Visited the JFK museum before the wedding

Quick bite of Texas BBQ before heading to the bridal shower and wedding
Results of the best bridal shower pedicure party I ever hosted
Selfie after the wedding
My sister and her new family

Saturday, December 1, 2012

Completely Agree

I like December :)
They weren't the first but pretty darn close.

Thursday, November 26, 2009

AOG - Day 26

1- I am grateful for Thanksgiving Day and the opportunity we have to eat amazing food and to enjoy the time with family.

2- I am grateful that my mom feels safer when I drive then when my dad drives. He isn't a bad driver, but his cautious driving doesn't always make the rest of us in the car feel safe. I'm glad my mom lets me drive.

3- I am grateful for chocolate ice box cake. It is a divine dessert my mom makes every Thanksgiving and Christmas. I look forward to it every year!

Thursday, February 12, 2009

Love Is a Battlefield

The women in the MBA program never fail to disappoint the Tanner Building. Our element of fun has reached new heights! Today we celebrated Pink Thursday in honor of Valentine's Day dressing in the most sappy garb possible with pink, purple, red, hearts, flowers, etc. Not only did we look smashing today, but we raised awareness of the MBA Women Love by making a spectacle of ourselves.


The first year MBA women!


The winner is Erin Page!


Cute girls in the program!

Thursday, December 4, 2008

Christmas Story


My Favorite Christmas storybook is Mr. Willowby's Christmas Tree.

Mr. Willowby's Christmas tree
Came by special delivery.
Full and fresh and glistening green -
The biggest tree he had ever seen.


The story continues as Mr. Willowby realizes his tree is too tall. The top is whacked off and the maid takes it to her room. She too needs to take a bit off the top and discards the remaining portion. The story continues as the poor tree continues to be cut and thrown out. However, the ending brings warmth to my heart as the final recipient of the tree is a little mouse who lives in the wall of Mr. Willowby's house.

Oh, wasn’t it grand to have a tree—
Exactly like Mr. Willowby?

Tuesday, December 2, 2008

Birthday Week

Today is my brother Richard's and sister Lucille's birthdays. They are not twins but were born eight years apart. My mom was very good and always made two birthday cakes making sure both felt important. Richard is always fun. He makes me cds full of random music that I would never put together. This week he sent me one titled CRAP (country, rock, alternative, and psychedelic). I enjoy the mixes he creates. When I first came to college, I felt alone but Rich always took time for me. We would go for walks and he would give me big brother dating advice. When I come to visit now, he shows me the latest basketball or Sports Center highlights on his DVR. We have a good time together and I am glad he is my brother. Lucille is one of my best friends. We have so many fun memories together including beach trips, playing _________ (fill in the blank) when we were younger, laughing hysterically when staying up too late (think 3 Little Pigs and Mickey and the Beanstalk), quoting movies, and conversations that always give me hope. One of those times happened in Russia. Because of some unfortunate circumstances, I was quite upset. Lucy put her arm around me, let me cry, then let me know everything would be okay. She is an amazing sister.

Friday, April 4, 2008

Holi(day) Festival of Colors

Last weekend I went to the Hare Krishna Temple in Spanish Fork for the Festival of Colors. I joined up with Annette, her MBA friends, and ward friends. The story behind the festival centers around the destruction of evil. The demon who rules the world has also covered it in darkness. Krishna destroys the demon and color returns to the world. As you can see from the pictures we were doused in color and enjoyed the celebration.