A Christmas Wish

I must have this for Christmas!


http://www.williams-sonoma.com/products/PenguinSparklingWaterMaker



Santa is that too much/or strange to ask?

It's Oh so Quiet!

So in the upcoming weeks I have a lot going on. And it's not like the "okay I need to clean my room, go grocery shopping, wash the car" type of things. Besides starting a new job and getting a new calling I have bought two plane tickets. So, thanks for the new job can I take two weeks off the travel? Sure, sure just make sure you bring us some Nebraskan wine!!!
Seriously?? Well Molly is coming to visit for a couple of days, on break from school at Boston College, down from Southern Alberta. I'm not sure what we'll do, movies definitely, shopping possibly, goss absolutely. Tash will be back this week as well which literally means I do need to clean the room. Then Tash and I will leave for NY to go to the beach, pack up my car and drive cross country for the second time in 6 monthe. *with the addition of a niece we will drop off in Ohio.
Don't worry though because I need to be back in UT by the 11th because on the 12th I fly out to Seattle to go to Rob and Stephanie's wedding!! Yay. I am totally excited...to see everyone and to see this city, this part of the country that is still a mystery to me. Andrew is there too and has promised me some good jazz. I am loving the forecast. I am hating that I will have to leave my dog. Again.

Witchery Glamour Spell

this makes me laugh.

To Be You and Me...

I am so excited for this.



On a different note I cannot get this song out of my head:




I know right?

Playing with fire

So in my adventures here in Utah Natasha thought it would be fun to go rock climbing. Cool I thought, we'll go to a gym. NO. We went to Ogden Canyon, pulled off the side of the road and went to it. I was freaked. But it turned out to be so much fun and I think I have been bitten by the climbing bug. Thanks to Natasha and Bryce for their cheerleading and excellent mentoring skills. xoxox

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Happy Birfday.

Okay so I promise to make a birthday entry but I have to confess that my sisters and I went to the midnight showing of Narnia: Prince Caspian...and I loved it. Here are a couple reasons why:





I know he is probably (definitely) some weird theater geek who was totally creepy in grade school, but I would not mind kissing him...on the mouth.





Second is this terrific Regina Spector song at the end of the film...which of course you cannot get unless you buy the WHOLE soundtrack....lame-o.

(Los Angeles Times photo by Iris Schneider / January 26, 1998)