Shakespeare Festival

We had a great time at Shakespeare this year in Cedar City. We always look forward to it because it's a short little vacation that gives us a break from all our responsibilities. Everyone came this year except Brian + Moonsung, since she's due with her baby girl in a few more weeks.

Friday: David got up early and golfed, while I slept in. We didn't get that much sleep because of a super loud AC unit that howled along with the wind. Did you know it was windy in Cedar City? It was about my 6th time there and I never noticed the wind before this trip. Later that day we headed over to the El Rey where everyone else stays and all the kids swam. Then we ate lunch at Cafe Rio. Never get sick of it. Then we took naps. Then we headed to the green show on campus and I saw Pride and Prejudice while David saw...I don't remember what play it was. My play was really good.

Saturday: David golfed early again. We had lunch at the park- dutch oven chicken and cobbler. We went up to Cedar Breaks and walked around, then went to the green show. Then dinner at Pizza Factory. After we went to see Inception with Dustin and Chelsea.

There wasn't really ever a dull moment with so many people and kids running around. It was a fun little trip as always.
And that picture of me and David at Cedar Breaks was the only picture of both of us together taken the entire weekend...and the only one with me in it. Oh well.

This Weekend- Shakespeare Festival

We are going once again. I am excited for this break from work and all the other crazy stuff in our lives. I feel like the last 2 months have been the busiest we've ever had!

This weekend I'm looking forward to family time, hanging with my nieces, seeing a non-Shakespeare play (gasp!) which happens to be the greatest story ever (Pride and Prejudice).

Also looking forward to sleeping in, eating good food, going for a drive in the mountains and hopefully enjoying cooler weather in Cedar City.

Nostalgia

One of my favorite things is reading through my journal. I am so so so happy that I kept one (online and written) before and during dating david. I found a list of things I love...I thought I'd document it on here, among other things over the next few weeks. It's my anniversary month so I'm feeling lovey and nostalgic. Here's my list with a few things omitted that don't apply anymore. This is what has stood the test of time (a.k.a. the last 5 years).

Red hair.
Lemonade.
Letters.
Hymns.
Slip-on shoes.
Red nail polish.
Singing Carole King with mom.
Crest whitening strips.
Summer nights.
The lake.
Lightning.
Harmonizing.
Black and white pictures.
Banana seat bikes.
Boy backs.
"Sleeping with you, sorry I snore".
Sounding better live.
Sylvia Plath.
Dating through every season.
Twasinthedarkestdepthsofmordor
imetagirlsofairbutGollumandthe
evilonecreptupandslippedawaywithher.
Down comforters.
Clean baby smell.
Home videos.
Sleeping with the window open.
One pieces.
Dad liking an album he borrowed from me(that's all that matters).
O, that I were an angel...
TAF strumming, me singing.
Sign language.
Sideburns.
Cracking toes.
Fab four.
The fourth of july.
Feeling like I'm still 14.
Central park.
Imagine.
David Fenn.




What I want to add to my list:

Peace signs.
The Davey Crocket quilt.
Baby names.
When he IMs me.
My parents backyard.
Any of my siblings playing any instrument.
Forehead kisses.
Knowing where I'll be every Sunday for the rest of my life.

Someday her name and mine are going to be the same.