It's been a busy summer for us, so I feel like I need to give a few updates before I start with current posts, here goes...
This April we attended my graduation ceremony at BYU. I actually graduated from the nursing program in December, but it was fun to come back and kind of put closure on my BYU experience
In May we took a trip to the Washington D.C. area to go to our friends Matt and Kim's wedding. We had a blast!
One of our favorite things that we did while we were there was visiting the Civil War battle site, Antietam. Jeremy was in his element there. I think our move to Pennsylvania in a few days is all a strategic move on his part to be in the right place to be a civil war reenactor after retirement
In June we took a trip to McCall, Idaho and stayed in a cabin with my family. Jeremy, Nic, my dad and I went on a river trip on the Canyon Run of the payette river. It was pretty intense. The right side of our boat ended up getting launched into the river. Check out Jeremy's facial expression in the first picture. In the second picture, you can actually see my dad in mid flight...priceless.
On August 8th our little nephew Luke arrived. He is adorable. We are sad that we are moving away and won't have more time with him!
In August, we took a trip with Jeremy's family to Yellowstone National Park. It was just gorgeous. We were actually at old faithful the same time as President Obama. He was on our list of "wildlife" to see, but unfortunately, we didn't get to cross him off our list
We really liked all of the educational pictures posted around the park. This one was our favorite. We learned not to stand on top of old faithful.
Although we didn't get to cross President Obama off our list, we did get to see a grizzly bear!
Jeremy graduated from the construction management program at BYU a few weeks ago. He has accepted a postition with Sustainable Solutions corporation in Pennsylvania. We will be making the long drive to in just a couple of days. We're both a little bit sad to be leaving Provo, but we're excited for our new adventure together. Our next post will be from Pennsylvania!
Sunday, August 23, 2009
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Of Kuhres and Koorays
Melody and the world at large have beat me in a long war of attrition today. I never thought I would be posting anything to anyone’s blog, much less my own. Through long therapy and sleepless nights however, I have come to realize that blogs can be a great way to stay in touch with friends and family. So, hopefully we'll see you around here from time to time!
Part of the reason it's taken us so long to get a blog going is that I didn't want to put anything out there that wasn't perfect. As you can see, we aren't perfect yet, so consider this blog a work in progress. While the design and even title might change, the url will always be the same, so feel free to bookmark us! Our first title, "Of Kuhres and Koorays" will be familiar to many of you. Ever since I gave up on other people pronouncing "Kuhre" correctly (i.e. at about 12 years old), I've accepted the most common mispronunciation, "Kooray," as a nickname. Please note that Melody has not adopted this nickname as of yet :)
Well, see you later!
Part of the reason it's taken us so long to get a blog going is that I didn't want to put anything out there that wasn't perfect. As you can see, we aren't perfect yet, so consider this blog a work in progress. While the design and even title might change, the url will always be the same, so feel free to bookmark us! Our first title, "Of Kuhres and Koorays" will be familiar to many of you. Ever since I gave up on other people pronouncing "Kuhre" correctly (i.e. at about 12 years old), I've accepted the most common mispronunciation, "Kooray," as a nickname. Please note that Melody has not adopted this nickname as of yet :)
Well, see you later!
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