Saturday, May 23, 2009

Celebrating 3 Years


Faith and I are celebrating three years this Memorial Weekend. It has been a great experience for the both of us. We have a beautiful baby girl Aine and our expecting another one later on this year. Faith and I started off our celebration Friday night eating at Olive Garden. We then went to Classic Skating afterwards and thanks to Chad and Rachael Henderson got us a deal to skate and play the arcades. Faith and I had fun competing against one another. I beat her in the ski ball, and air hockey competition. She schooled me in the basketball competition. She's a tough player when it comes to playing basketball against her. We then had fun skating around the rink with the music. To end the night we played Dance Revolution and Faith was the better dancer even though we both did not score high. We both had fun time overall and it was great to enjoy each others company.

Wednesday, May 20, 2009

Farewell to Elder Nathan Clark

Today was both a sad and exciting day. Our family said our final farewell to Nathan at the MTC in Provo. Nathan seemed a little nervous, but that's normal to all new missionaries. He will do well in serving his Heavenly Father and will be a good hard worker. It will be fun to hear about the experiences he shares in his letters. Best wishes to you Elder Clark. We will keep you in our prayers.

Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Do you like it chilly?

I think there are a select few in my office that feel this way. It may have been in the 80s and even 90s outside, but it's been cold in my office. There are a lot of us, including pregnant me, who are wondering about in jackets and sweaters. Then we take a jot outside and wonder why in the world we are bundled up so warm. I thought the baby was suppose to be an internal heater, but it's no match against this building's air conditioner cranked to the max. I know of at least 3 space heaters that are running nonstop. It's a little backwards, huh? I can understand being comfortably cooled inside when it's toasty outside, but this is a little extreme.

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

One Hundred Posts

What have you done in 100 posts? Well, here's a quick overview of what we have done in 100 posts!
  • Began with a trip to Arches National Park (one we are about to repeat, wahoo!)
  • Went to New York
  • Went to Park City
  • I started a new job
  • Moved to downtown Salt Lake City
  • Spencer started school
  • Prepared for a new baby
  • Got my family involved in blogging
  • Several years of holidays
  • Aine was born :)
  • I graduated from school
  • Spencer's 28th B-day
  • Our 2nd Anniversary
  • Big Hike for Spencer and the boys
  • Marathon #9 & #10
  • Another trip to Park City
  • Aine's First Tooth
  • Welcomed a couple of new nephews
  • Moved to Bountiful
  • Nathan's Mission Call
  • Aine's First B-day

Wow, huh?

Saturday, February 28, 2009

Happy 1st Birthday Aine Bo!

Happy Birthday, my little Aine! This picture was taken on her first birthday. We really didn't celebrate too much on her actual birthday because Spencer was at class. But I did make her cake and I let her lick the spoon. I'm so grateful to have Aine in our lives!
Friday night we had a party with Spencer's family and Aine got to look at her first birthday candle. Of course she had no idea what to do with it, so it was blown out for her. Oh and see that cute princess crown on her head? Spencer picked out a gift bag for her presents that had a detachable princess crown. How fun! We had a blast and Aine got some real cute things. Thanks to everyone for coming!

Wednesday, February 25, 2009

We're Excited


I think that Spencer is probably more excited about Nathan getting his mission call than Nathan might be. He can't stop talking about it and he spent a good portion of his morning researching Nathan's mission after he found out. Congrats Nate! We're excited for you!

Thursday, February 12, 2009

Updated pictures of Aine



Here are some update pictures of Aine. She will be turning a year old later this month. Faith and I are greatful to have such a sweet little girl in our family.