BBQ

Tim and I have been wanting to have a BBQ with some friends for a while, so we finally bucked up and bought some patio furniture and a grill. I don't know why but I had MAJOR anxiety about it all week. Everything turned out great though, I think everyone had a good time...
 

Little disclaimer on the photos before I post more: It was dark, and my camera, let's just say my camera is worse than yours.

Erin, Jesse, Devin, Kailey, and Joey...sorry I didn't get a picture of you! I know you wanted to be on my blog.

June 17, 2005

Tim and I got married 3 years ago today. I love you, MWTP!

Love, Your Ballerina

Happy Father's Day Pappy

Just Tiny and Adorable

We went to St. George over the weekend to see the latest addition to our huge family. Tim's sister Sue just had a baby girl, making the running total 5 nieces and 9 nephews on his side, with one on the way. They named her Keslie, and she is just tiny and adorable.
 

 

***Update***

She is growing up so fast...

Changes

My family hit some milestones this weeked. On Friday night Emily graduated from high school and Miles returned from serving a mission in Hamburg, Germany.

Since the whole family couldn't do both things, Tim and I went to the graduation and everyone else went to the airport. I can't believe Emily is old enough to graduate. It seems like everyone in my family should stay the same age they were when I got married. Em and I didn't get a long too well when I was in high school (her fault, she always stole my stuff), but I love her again. She will be going to BYU Idaho, and then she wants to go on a mission. It is wierd to think that if she is like me, she'll be married in two years.

 

It wasn't as wierd to see Miles as I thought it would be. He hasn't changed much, but he is a lot more talkative now. I forgot how tall he is, He towers over me.

Moving along...

Saturday Heather, Erin and I threw a baby shower for Jessica. She is going to pop any day! I can't wait to see that cute baby. People always said that you will never keep the friends that you had in high school, and I have to admit we don't see enough of each other, but for the most part, those people were wrong.