Sunday, July 3, 2011

Minnesota

Well we made it safely to Minneapolis. Despite unpacking in the pouring rain, wet boxes, a broken mirror, 100 degree weather with crazy humidity, we seem to be hanging in there! Pictures to come soon....

Monday, May 30, 2011

Hello blog. oh how I've missed updating you. About a month ago Tyler and I went with some friends up to Ogden for a day of indoor skydiving and indoor surfing. We had a blast (except for a few wardrobe malfunctions by me). The videos speak for themselves.







Tyler missed the instructions that you are supposed to fall in..NOT jump ;)

Thursday, November 11, 2010

Surprise!!

Today is Tyler's 30th birthday! That's right the big 3-0. To celebrate I threw him a surprise party 2 nights ago. I must say I was pretty proud of myself....it's extremely difficult to plan a party for someone who stays home during the day. To make the invitations I had to get up early in the morning before Tyler was awake and had to do most of the planning at work or after work when Tyler thought I was at the gym. It was a lot of work but totally worth every minute!

THE INVITATIONS:

THE BIG SURPRISE:




THE GAMES:




THE CAKE:


THE PRIZE:






THE CONTENTS:









Sunday, September 19, 2010

Moving to Minnesota

That's right we're moving again! We've only been in Salt Lake City a few months but I just accepted a position at the University of Minnesota in their endodontic residency. I'll finish my residency here in UT mid-June and start in Minneapolis the 1st of July. For those of you who don't speak dental...this means I will be a specialist in root canals. That's right....root canals all day every day. Who wants to come see me in the office now ;)


I've already got plans to stock up on long johns, space heaters, and down comforters!

Saturday, August 14, 2010

Donut Falls

The great thing about UT is the mountains are so close. You only have to drive 30 minutes and you're in the mountains. We took a great little hike up to Donut Falls last weekend. It's name is appropriate as the water falls through a hole in the mountain and down into a cave before it continues down the mountain. We highly recommend it if you've never done it. Just be careful climbing up all the wet boulders to the top!