Special Events

I decided it was FINALLY time to post on our blog again, and it's going to be a big one. . . . well, big for us. We don't get out much.
First, we got to go on a real live date. What was the occasion? The Boise Institute (who we often rely on for social encounters) had an ice skating party, and we got to go for CHEAP. And we are cheap. The word with a more positive connotation would be THRIFTY, but seriously, we are just cheap.

All ready to hit the ice

Ryan has been gone A LOT with flying, especially when it's bad weather. One night, he got home at 12:15 because they had to land in Twin Falls and then drive to Boise. Lame. But he enjoys the exciting life of a pilot.

Here he is with one of the planes he gets to fly!

A few weeks ago, Grandma Roxanne (I don't even know what to call her now; she's been through so many names!) got married . . . again. We went down to the ceremony. Because she has been sealed to someone already, the happy couple were married by the Stake President. Five minutes later, they were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clough.

The whole family with the newlyweds

Models (in need of a nose job)

After the wedding, we got to hang out with the fam. We were excited to play games with more than two people (oh, the possibilities!) and go out for pizza. mmmmm

Me loving Luke and MaKynzee

We decided Ryan is going to have our babies. Here he is four months along and looking great.

And finally, I celebrated my 27th birthday this week. Actually, I celebrated my 27th birthday last week because of our jobs. We had our friends (well, OK . . . Amber, Philipp, Landon, and Cole) over for cake. I don't even know how I got to be 27. So far, it is very different than 26, let me tell you.

On my real b-day with a piece of leftover cake. Yes, I made Ryan sing to me.