Monday, June 30, 2008
Sunday, June 29, 2008
Brad & Kirsten's Wedding Extravaganza
Being around our old friends always makes me think that we should move back home so we're closer to everyone. It's so sad to leave, so moving closer sounds logical. Ryan and I talked about it today and decided that, more than likely, we'll move back there someday. Once we've all grown up a little more and settled down, there will be a time in our lives when we know it is the right time to be back there. And when we do, we'll all be togehter again. When Michelle and I were little I remember we sat outside on her trampoline and planned out our futures...we decided that this same group of us would all grow up, get married, and live in the same neighborhood. Our kids would grow up together and the cycle would continue. We'll see I guess. Maybe we were right. :)
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Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Weekend
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Sunday, June 22, 2008
Connor
What a stud! This was only the second time I've ever met Connor and he looks much better this time since there are no tubes coming out of his nose :) .
Connor, get ready for many more scrapbooking occasions to come.
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Saturday, June 21, 2008
Holy sCrap
Title page and back page of Brad & Kirsten's guest book for NEXT weekend! :)
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Wednesday, June 18, 2008
You only live once
It all started a few days ago. Ryan said, "Me and the boys are thinking of getting bikes." He was not referring to the kind you pedal. Nope, we already have those. And his car. And my car. And "our" truck (haha). I shot the idea down.
Yesterday it was, "I think I'm going to get a motorcycle license." I asked "why" and restated that there was no way he was getting a "crotch rocket".
Tonight, he calls me from work spouting off all the financial benefits of having a bike compared to driving the car or truck. The gas would be cheaper. Insurance would be nearly the same and he would only insure it during the summer months. Etc. Etc. I said no. He then turned on the guilt trip and said that I wanted my camera and I got that (That was my Ah-hah! moment: THAT is why I got the camera obviously. His "generosity" was pre-meditated with the fact that he could use the big purchase against me for eternity!!!) I replied that he got his truck and that had been what he wanted. See, if he gets a bike, we are still keeping both cars and the truck. There are only 2 of us, that seems so silly. End of conversation.
Then, somewhere between that conversation and the end of story and then me calling his cousin and complaining about it and her telling me how dangerous they were and agreeing with me that it was a stupid idea...I had my second "Ah-hah!" moment of the day..... It's profound. ;)
You only live once.
Really. We're both 25 years old, we have good jobs, we live rent free in a really nice place, we have no kids. We're living life. I'm not the kind of person who lives dangerously by any means (that's funny), but I do want to "live it up" in some sense while we still can. And really, when I first told Ryan no, it was more my mom talking than me. I could really care less in all actuality...if he really wants it, then he should get it. Maybe I'm a sucker, maybe I'm just a really good wife (maybe?!), but why not? Why not have fun while we can and enjoy the things we really want? It's a somewhat selfish point of view, I'll admit it, but why not? We have plenty of years ahead of us of putting the needs of others' in front of us as we become parents someday. For now, we CAN do it, so maybe we SHOULD?
OK, so back to Ryan.
I called him back and still tried to play the "no" card. I told him they're dangerous. I told him I don't want an extra vehicle in the garage. When he had answers for both of those, I gave him (in my best "mom" voice) the "well....you might as well look into it a little more than and find out what it would really cost" dramatic sigh. He agreed.
He almost forgot to tell me he loved me at the end of that conversation. I paused. He said "I love you" and laughed the laugh of a guy who knew he almost pushed his luck, the laugh of a guy who knew he was darn lucky to be married to me.)
I replied, "Yeah...you better."
Darn him.... ;)
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Packed
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Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Fathers Day Weekend
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Thursday, June 12, 2008
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Pics with the new camera
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