FABULOUS FIVE!!

(this is the gift I received from Val, a homemade apron. SO CUTE!)

OK! So this is how this works...the first 5 people to respond to thispost will receive something made by me for you.my choice.made especially for you.of course there are some restrictions and limitations:~

1 .I make no guarantees that you will like what I make!

2. what I create will be just for you.

3 It will be done sometime this year.

4 you have no clue what it will be... it may be a story. It may be poetry or an article on properly cleaning your face before a masque. I may draw or paint something. I may bake something and mail it to you. Who knows? Not you, that's for sure. ;-)

5 I reserve the right to do something extremely strange.

The catch? The catch is that you must repost this on your own blog and offer the same to the first 5 people who do the same on their blog.The first 5 people to do so and leave a comment telling me they did will win a FAB-U-LOUS homemade gift by me!!

Oh! And be sure to post a picture of what you win when you get it!

TEMPLES: The House of the Lord

I just thought this was awesome. Check it out. Have a great day!!

DO BLONDS REALLY HAVE MORE FUN?

Better 1?


Better 2?You've heard of seasonal depression right? Well I have seasonal hair change disorder. Spring to summer my hair is usually blond. Fall through winter, I go darker. Well, this last hair change was even a bit more drastic; I got my first pair of bangs since 6th grade. They've been good to me though and I've got many compliments on them. All hail to Sherstine the (self-proclaimed) bang master. She's my older sister who does my hair. This is one of the reasons I can change my hair so often. Having a sister who's a beautician means you don't have to pay hundreds of dollars every time you want to color your hair. Truthfully, I may be abusing the privilege. I don't think my sister minds though because I usually tell her to do whatever she wants, she likes to have the power.

So... I'm wondering and up for suggestions: do I stick with the norm and get the blond hi-lights when my sister moves home in May? Or, do I stay dark? Just so you have all the info, my hair will be getting chopped off as well. So the cut will be more similar to the first picture from above( or even shorter). Also, do I keep the bangs? I'm a little nervous to have a straight bang when I will have such a short cut. Just looking for opinions, and all are welcome, except those who say my best bet would be to wear a paper bag over my head. Let's just leave those out. Thanks.

Wahoo! *Sigh*

I was just thinking that some of you may not know that last week Johnny got an awesome job at HP! I thought some more and then realized that some of you may not have even known that he was out of a job. For six months. So, needless to say we are over-joyed at this new place of employment (truthfully McDonalds was starting to be an option). I decided we needed to celebrate a little, and since I had class and Johnny had Brigadoon rehearsal, when I got home I made a quick run to pick up some of his favorites: nerds, jalepeno poppers from Jack in the Box, and Pomegranite sparkling cider. What a combo! When he got home I had this little sign made out of his favorite sweet treat. I'm such a good wife!

With unemployment being such a huge problem right now we feel really lucky that Johnny was able to find a job. We are so grateful to Heavenly Father for this blessing. He is LOVING his job so far and that is another big blessing. Life is good!

NO ONE IS IN CHARGE OF YOUR HAPPINESS EXCEPT YOU.

I thought these were wise words with the way things are going in the world today. Don't forget to smile either.

Cabin Fun

Last weekend Johnny and I, my sister Erika, her husband Riley and our best friends Perry and Val ( and their little girl Ruby),went up to the Hurst's Cabin in Cascade. Besides showing up and having no power for the first few hours and almost all of us throwing up at some point, it was a blast!

Chelsea and Blake's Wedding

My cousin Chelsea got married on January 2nd in the Boise temple. Besides the bitter cold and wind, it was a wonderful day.

In this shot of us girls, the wind was totally causing us grief with our dresses, so we decided to take a Marilyn pose.
Dad showed up at the reception in style, wearing the wedding colors.