We have two days
until our long awaited day. Two long days so I need something to keep my
mind off my problems. Thankfully, I have
an abandoned blog that needs love and attention to keep my thoughts a bit
occupied. And so, I feel the need to
talk about the events of the past two or three months.
Starting with our
miscellaneous events for today, let’s dive into the world of exploitive
football games, multiple wedding day adventures, and our many explorations in
the realm of relaxation:
Exploitive football games can be found at BYU-Idaho. How can it possibly be exploitive, you
ask? Maybe it’s the overwhelming
collection of t-shirts shot periodically into the crowd or possibly the
handfuls of candy tossed to the kids in the front rows. How about the helicopter they flew over the
field, dropping ping pong balls over a crowd of screaming kids and granted gifts
from t-shirts and cheap plastic footballs to iPod docks and more? To be honest, I remember nothing about the
game itself. I only remember the two
shirts that Nate managed to catch for both of us supporting each team, and a
little kid who spent his entire time sliding down the hand railing.
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| Opposing teams, one love. |
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| Day time sliding |
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| And continue into the night |
While we did have
some fun in all of this, I don’t have any desire to experience the slaughtering
of sports as we know it ever again.
With two friends
married, Nate and I have been on multiple
wedding day adventures. First we visit Jen on her big day as
she married Adam and became Mrs. Stahl.
After an interesting morning of family and getting ready, she was a
gorgeous bride, exiting the temple with a large grin and a glow. I was so happy to see Jen-Jen on her big
day.
The second friend was
just as gorgeous on her big day as she became Mrs. Audrea Gayda, wife to
Kris.
Of course, while I
was there, I had to entertain the children of the bride’s family. A camera war ensued that involved many
pictures of flowers and our various, posed activities. These are just a few of my favorite.
But in the end, we
were there for Drea and Drea only. Thus,
we have the few pictures taken of the many family adventures.
Over all, the
weddings made me enviously giddy for my own big day, but I was also extremely
happy for both girls. I look forward to
joining them in only a day!
Finally, I
demonstrate our abilities in exploring
the realm of relaxation through a series of pictures. It’s amazing what a day of fireworks, grass
lounging, bonfires, car wrecks, and barley fields. Life outside of school is a good life.
Here's to this Saturday and an amazing summer with the man of my dreams. :)
Happy days.
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