Saturday, November 12, 2011

Mother Hood

Why didn’t anyone tell me how wonderful mother hood is?! Words can not describe how much I love being a mommy! I knew I would love my Cannon of course, but never could I even begun comprehend the reality of that love.
Yes, I am a new parent and I have all the pathetic symptoms of a new parent. I think he is the cutest baby on the planet, everything he does is the newest and greatest, I want to show everyone pictures of him (and people hummer me by acting as excited as I am even though we know the realityJ). I talk about Cannon to everyone including his sleeping patterns, eating habits and pooping routines. I have children songs playing in my car all the time and find myself talking in the high “baby voice” to Steve. What can I saw I am obsessed. And the best part of all is Steve is just as obsessed and in love with our little boy as I am.
Some say bringing in a new addition to a couple creates division. In our home it has done the opposite. I feel Steve and I are closer, more connected and more unified then before. What a blessing. I was warned that the first few months with a new born are hard, hectic and will seem like a blur. I feel such the opposite. Having a new born has slowed me down. We sit, we play, we laugh, we hug, we cry, we read, we pray, we cherish one another. I don’t know why Steve and I where so blessed to have such a wonderful spirit sent to our home, but because we where we are doing our best to love and nurture him the only way we know how. Yes we are only 4 months into it and still have everything to learn but Cannon is growing, smiling and laughing all signs that he is happy so we must be doing something right.
If I would have known how magical being a parent is we might have tried it a little sooner. I know that We need Cannon just as much or maybe more then Cannon needs us. He is our pride and joy.

Sunday, February 27, 2011

Its a Baby!


For the first time in a long time I have something new to share. We are Pregnant!! 20 weeks along! Mr. Cannon Jeffery is due to arrive July 22, 201. We could not be happier!

We found out in November just a few weeks before Thanksgiving so right away we had many obvious reasons to be thankful. Count my blessings, I have had a really "easy" pregnancy. I was nausea's for the first month but that was about it. Work keeps be busy and on my feet all day so I count that as most of my exercises since my running has gone down the drain. Oops! I will pick it back up, Right? I have been told over and over again by my OB that my uterus is really far back and tilted, so she predicts that I will keep growing sideways and will have a lot of Back Labor. I cant wait! I started feeling Cannon kick around 19 weeks. My favorite thing is every night when Steve rubs my belly and puts his ear next to it as if he can hear him, then when he cant he pulls out our stethoscope to get a closer listen.

I love being pregnant. I love the way it feels, I love how excited Steve is, I love the new fear and reality that we have no idea how to be parents but somehow together we will figure it out. Happy Baby!!

Sunday, November 7, 2010

I Still love to Dance

Okay, so I have been teaching dance classes at Higher Ground Dance studio since the beginning of August. I have loved it! It has been so wonderful to get back in the motion of dance and participating again with something that I have a passion for. This weekend We had a special Choreographer come in from Texas to teach each one of our company classes a new routine. So with my last oldest/advanced group I decided to learn the dance along side the girls. O my goodness!! It felt so good to move my body and push myself to a different level. I was exhausted and today I hurt in places that I forgot existed. How ever I am proud of myself for keeping up with my young 15 year old girls. I still love dance! I have loved dancing since I was put in my first dance class. It is and has always been one of my favorite was to express myself.... And want to know a sad thing, My husband has never even see me dance.

Saturday, October 23, 2010

TV / NO TV

Be Still...

2 Powerful words that I have a hard time with. Sometimes I feel if I am literally "Being still" such as sitting and doing nothing that I am plain being lazy and need to get off my duff and be productive. I am learning that this thought process is false.
It is in the STILL moments that ideas, thoughts and inspiration happens. In the still moments we have time to open the scriptures and ponder them, in the still moments the Holy Spirit reaches ours.

I have had a few more of these Still quiet moments since we no longer have TV at our house. This happened by default but I am so happy it did. Steve and I were trying to cut down expenses so we had a deal, I gave up my gym membership and he gave up cable. (I still thought we would have a few of the general channels, but no we have nothing) So we do not have TV unless we watch movies and I am enjoying it so much. Not having TV made me realize how often it was on just to be on, and what a distraction it is. Don't get me wrong I still go to my parents to see Dancing with the Stars and Sport Events, but I love not dealing with the drama that comes in the house from the TV Shows. Steve probably would not ever say he likes not having TV, but I do think he has noticed a difference in the peace and spirit at home.

Saturday, October 2, 2010

Utah or Bust, We Busted

Steve and I were so excited to head up to Utah to Attend our mission reunion, General Conference, (I have never been) and spend time with Steve's family and to see Emily who is up at BYU. Strangely though, both of us this week had feelings of doubt, or second guessing if we really need to take this trip. However...
We woke up at 4:30 Friday morning, packed our bags and loaded up our little Corolla said our Prayer for protection and Safety and headed out. I started out driving so Steve could rest and then take over a little later. When we stopped to fill up and check our tires Steve felt concerned about one of our tires and thought that maybe we would need to change it soon. We were about 20 min past Anthem and Steve could not sleep b/c he could not stop thinking about that tire. Since he wasn't sleeping I pulled over and asked him to drive b/c I like him to drive anyway. With No arguing he agreed. 10 more min down the 17 we pass a police office and I remind Steve to slow down a little and put on his seat belt, again he does with out arguing. Not another 10 min goes by as we were traveling in the left lane when the back Right tire exploded and sends our little corolla side ways to the left and into the guard rail then back right, Steve noticing a 18 wheeler directly passing us on our right corrects the car once, then again, as we cross over to the Right shoulder. I was screaming (not the best thing to do), but Steve was so calm during this and kept repeating, "Megan, we are fine, we are fine, its okay" as he had control of the vehicle.
Once off the road and damages where examined, our little Corolla was towed away, my Dad came and rescued us, shaken up and disappointed that we crashed our car and mostly not to make the rest of our trip, we came home and we are waiting to hear back if our car was totalled or not.
As Steve and I have gone over and over what happened we just count our many blessing and can clearly see the Lords hand in protecting us. Blessings from this was no one was hurt, Steve was driving (I would not have been able to control the car), we both had seat belts on, which both events happened literal min before the accident happened and no one else was involved. We hit the guard rail, which Steve is now getting a ticket for "Failed to control car to avoid collision",(ridiculous if you ask me), but if that guard rail was not there we would have gone off into the 20 drop ditch into the on coming traffic.
We did not make it to Utah for the mission reunion, conference and family, but we both have learned such a great lesson about feeling and listening to the promptings of the spirit and feeling Heavenly Fathers hand protecting us. I know the events leading to the accident was Heavenly Father preparing and protecting us.
Today we are are a little sore, but we are able to relax and enjoy conference weekend together.

Sunday, September 26, 2010

The Power to Act

I am 4 days away from turning 27. I am thinking it is not going to be so bad because for at least the last 6 months I have almost convinced myself that I already am 27. A lady I know told me 27 was one of her favorite years. Maybe she told me that for encouragement, but I took it and really do believe that 27 is going to be one of my favorite years, And here is why.
There was a wonderful talk given in our sacrament meeting a couple weeks ago about having the spirit more abundantly in our lives. Yes we have to have the spirit guide us, but yet we can not sit and wait for the spirit to tell us when to make our move. We must act first, then the spirit will testify to our soles.
I have been trying to Act, or you could say exercise my faith in giving what I can to Heavenly Father so the Holy Spirit will be more abundant, more tangible in my life. We all know what it is like when we are in tune with the spirit and doing what his Will is for us and I am slowly learning that I can have that feeling everyday of my life.
Just to share, I have recently been called to be a Temple Worker on Friday nights. I can not put into words the feelings I have about this calling. The Spirit, the details, the lessons and the order that is in the Temple. It is wonderful to be apart of. Mostly it has helped me focus daily on my actions, my thoughts and my intents and are they pure and clean as we need to be as we enter the Temple. It is true, there is POWER in the Temple and As we attend the temple we are "Endowed from on High". It has only been 3 weeks and I can honestly say I have felt this more then ever. My life has been changed for good. I have hope, I have excitement and enthusiasm for the future, I am able to handle stresses of life (so I think, lets ask Steve) and my marriage is sweet. I don't know how long this calling will last because you are not aloud the calling once you have children at home, so I am soaking in this opportunity.
27, bring it on, challenges are always around us there is no denying that, but I have the ability to Act and Ask the Spirit to be with me, and there is no power that is greater.

Monday, January 11, 2010

HUNTING

First I have to Apologize if you are a Vegetarian...
Steve has opened a new chapter in our marriage and it is titled HUNTING. A New Found Glory. This was Steve's first time to put in for deer and he was drawn. Little did I know what I was getting myself into, or what I was letting my husband get us into. All of a sudden it was gun this, camo that, spotting scope, binoculars, back pack, boots, bullets... I thought there was a lot of stuff for fishing, well there is a whole other world for hunting.
I will admit it was fun seeing Steve get so excited about everything and talk to everyone about it just in preparation for the hunt, but then comes the challenge of the actual hunt. Steve had a window of about 3 weeks that he could get his deer. The first weekend come and went nothing; next weekend nothing; Christmas Eve he hinted that maybe he would go that is where I put my foot down and said" I would like a husband for Christmas." We went together the day after Christmas and still nothing. One week left, one long day after another until 12/31/2009 Steve came skipping home with his well deserved first deer. O blessed day!
Talk of the next hunt is already under way. I now understand when Mary said "You have officially become a hunters widow". The hunting stories continue as we picked up our 27 pounds of Summer Sausage and grilled our first Venison steaks. I personally really like the meat; Steve on the other hand enjoys the thrill of the game more. I love that Steve has so many hobbies that he gets us both into. I can see it already; Our hunting days have just begun.


Sunday, October 25, 2009

26 Birthday


It has been sometime since my last post. Life has just been buisy, what can I say.
The big poast of the month was that I turned 26. Turning 26 was not too bad because all year I considered myslef 26, so when it actually came I took it rather well. I do have to say It was the best birthday. It was not because Steve keept telling me Happy Birthday in his sleep while I was up early geting ready for work, or my dad's phone call at 6:30 am singing his version of happy birthday, or all the sweet birthday treasures from my great friends at work, or my mom bringing me flowers and a Jamba Juice to work, or the birthday cake and beautiful flowers from steve, running shoe shopping, lunch with steve and my parents, going to school and coming out with a beautiful letter from my mom sitting on my car. Those all made it a super wonderful day, but It was all of that in addition to then listening to all of my birthday messages and reading birthday cards that my family and friends left/sent me that day. This may sound so silly or so "me", but I just sat in my car crying because I was filled with so many emotions of love and how blessed I am for all the people in my life that love and care for me. I just hope that everyone can have a birthday like I did where trully Heavenly Father used his childern (my family) to help me know that I am loved and someone special. It was a birthday I will never forget because all day I felt the love of my Heavenly Father.

Sunday, September 13, 2009

To Steve


Our ward had Enrichment last week and there where several classes that you could attend, that where set up to motivate, inspire and remind us that we are an "8 Cow wife". It was all very cute and well presented. There was one class that was on Inexpensive dates and activities we can do on a low budget. The teacher began the class asking the question "What was it that made us first fall in love with our Husbands". Right off the cuff I didn't know, I couldn't think, I could tell you a million things of why I love him now, but what was the first thing that caused me to fall in love with Steve? ....Well today Steve had to speak in church, this was the first time since we have been married that he has been asked to speak. I may be biased but he really did a fantastic job. While I was gazing up at Him I realized what made me fall in love with him. Today while sitting on the stand wearing the black suite, white shirt and tie sparked a memory as if it were yesterday. I remembered seeing Steve for the first time up on a stand with a black suite, white shirt, tie and a straight part in his hair addressing the missionaries of the Maryland Baltimore Mission. That part of Steve, the humble confidence that I felt from him was the first twinge of Love that tug at my heart strings. As a missionary Steve inspired me to be better, to be a better missionary. Now as a husband Steve continues to inspire me to be a better person. I am so grateful for him for the motivation he is to me to better myself.

Labor Day

STEVE
DAD

ME

MOM

We had a great Labor Day. We went up to Roosevelt Lake Sunday night with my parents for a quick night under the stars just to start an early morning boating. Roosevelt has a really nice camp ground especially if you enjoy the luxuries of flushing toilets. We all slept cozy on the boat, not comfortably but cozy. We where pretty much up with the sun and one of the first boats on the lake. One of the great things about Roosevelt Lake is since it is so big you hardly notice any other boats even on a busy weekend like Labor Day.
The Day was beautiful, we could not have asked for better weather. We all skied/wake boarded till our hearts where content, or until our arms where to tired to hang on any longer. Steve had to get his fishing in, so he attempted to Bass fish off the boat. He didn't have much success so for now on I think he is going to stick with trout fishing. Happy Labor Day, Thanks Mom and Dad for the quick trip, we love you guys!!



Saturday, September 5, 2009

Pac-Man

Do you see how cute my nephew is! Yes this was his first lesson in Pac-Man and Steve is super proud to say he introduced it to him. I just had to share this moment.


Kaysville in August

We had another great trip up to Kaysville. The main purpose for going was for cousin Zach's wedding. I was extra super excited to go this time because we bought plain tickets way in advanced so we could fly!! I can not tell you how wonderful it was to fly and by pass the 12 hour drive. I have found that I do get air sick. Not too bad. It is mostly once I am off the plain that I feel a little unsteady for about 12-24 hours. I guess that's what happens as my body gets older. (im going to be 26 this month!!)
The wedding was beautiful. Steve was super happy about this wedding because Zach married a girl that grew up with them in Kaysville. Chaina was actually Steve's Prom date. We are so happy Chaina joined the Webster Clan. Congratulations Zach and Chaina!
While we where there Steve worked literally every day out in the field with his Dad prepping for a new fence to come in. When Steve was 9 he broke his leg super awful while working with his dad out in the field with a post hole digger putting in a new fence. I almost had an anxiety attack while I watched Steve stand on the same post hole digger that ate his leg years before. Count our blessings no broken bones and all the posts where put in.
Once the fence prep was done and all the wedding festivities where over Jeff and Lynda took us up to the Cabin. It was so nice to be up in the mountain air where it is quiet and relaxing. We really had a great time just being with family. I love the Webster Family!

Monday, August 17, 2009

GOALS

There is something to be said about setting goals and accomplishing them. When I think back I see where I have been taught to do this all my life. Beginning with school assignments, YW Personal Progress, Dance Competitions, Mission, Marriage, College Education and all the little goals that we set everyday. The one key denominator to goals that I actually started and finished where the ones that I had to be accountable to someone for. So I report in today that Kristin and I set a goal to Run a 1/2 Marathon about 2 months ago and on August 8th we FINISHED that goal.


The summer time in Arizona is not the most ideal time to be training, however the beautiful run through the Flagstaff pines was. The run itself was hard, a lot harder then I anticipated adding in altitude change and hills that took us from 6,900 feet to 7,600 feet and back. It was a great challenge and a goal that I wanted to accomplish. I felt so good when I was done and a great thing is that it has motivated me to do more. Not only to run more but to set goals in other aspects of my life that I want to develop. Thank you Kristin for being my running buddy and helping to inspire me!

Thank you mom for the awesome shirts and for the whole family coming and supporting us!

Friday, July 10, 2009

Utah/4th

Steve and I went to Utah for the week of the 4th of July. It was time we got out of the heat and up into the beautiful Mountains of Utah that Steve never fails to remind me that its HOME. It was so wonderful to sleep in every morning (granit sleeping in for me is 7am but for Steve its more between 9-10) Then we just had the days to play. You can imagine we had some good times fishing, hanging out with friends and family. Steve and His friend Jeb had a very successful fishing trip up the Weber Canyon (I think that is where they went) they cought about 40 fish! That night we had a Fish Fry!
We went to the Salt Lake Temple for my first time to ever go into a live session. I loved it. What a wonderful place, so ornate and detailed. When we where leaving I remembered my old mission companion Karen Marx worked in the Confrence Center Lost and Found area. I saw the sign pointing the way to the Lost and Found so I had to go in and see if she was working. Sure enough she was! O it was so wonderful to see Her. I just love Sister Marx! We had some great times together and we work hard!
One of Steves favorite things to do when we are visiting Utah is seeing all of his Friends. He just loves you guys, and I love all the wives! So we spent many evenings hanging out with them. The 4th of July was fun meeting up with the Porter, Casey, and Tyler at the Parade and then later for Fireworks. Thanks guys for being such gret friends.
And of course it was great being with Jeff and Lynda. You never know what is going to be said and when the battle is going to begin. And always fun to see Grandma, Grandma and all the Family. Thank you Shauna for letting me run with you!
The drive wasnt that bad. Steve and I have it down to an art. However we did have to put 2 new tires on the car on the way up, o well we made it there and back safe and sound. ( the pictures on this post are driving me crazy. They are not going where I want them to go so sorry that its all over the place.)

Monday, June 15, 2009

Starry Nights

Don't we all have those memories or those moments that at the time we think there is no possible we we could ever for get it. But then if we don't WRITE it down we forget it in 2 days... This past weekend Steve and I went to the Cabin in Greer (big surprise) and had such a great time together. Sometimes we need those alone trips to remind us of why we love being together! We did the usual fishing but this time we went to a few different lakes and streams that we hadn't been to before, we drove down an un marked paths trying to find the unknown streams. We devoured the Family Size bag of Doritos, caught fish, cooked fish and ate the fish, laughed, sang, and danced, but the best part was parking the dirt covered 4 Runner in the middle of a big open filled at 10:00 pm, it was pitch black, climbed up onto the roof and laid starring at the stars. O it was amazing, so beautiful. We couldn't believe all the stars, planets, satellites and shooting stars we could see. WE picked out as many constellations that we could and then made up some of our own. There is something so touching,romantic and spiritual about starring at the stars. Steve and I had the best conversations about Heaven, Space, being apart of this space and we both felt and new that God was there looking and admiring with us. It was one of those times together that I will cherish forever and will never forget. (especially now b/c i wrote it down)

Friday, May 22, 2009

UP DATE

I feel like I don't even want to start writing because it has been so long since my last post and I don't know where to start. So I am going to bullet points so I can keep my thoughts straight. And this post is for Aubry one of my good friends from work who kindly reminded me that I needed a new post.

1. Steve and I made it through another semester of school! Yeah for us I am now applying for the nursing program and am just another name on a long list. Steve is 2 years down working towards degree in Finance/Pre Med. And I am proud to say we both got straight A's I cant brag b/c I only had 2 classes but Steve had 5!
A+
1.5 We went to a Baseball Game

2. My sis-n-law Kristin and I are training for a 1/2 marathon in Aug 8th in Flagstaff. I am really excited to do it. If anyone has any training advice feel free to share and anyone who wants to jump on the band wagon please do, the more the merrier.


RUN FOREST RUN

3. It has been about a good month that I have been consistently going to a great dance class on Monday nights. A girl I danced with when i was younger, Calli Huffaker, teaches this class to old washed up dancers like myself for no cost. And I absolutely love going. And how fun is this, I have gotten in contact with some other old dance friends and they come along too! Its like old days. Anyway It feels so good to dance again, my body is rusty and a bit awkward however once a dancer always a dancer and I love it! Thanks Calli! Again the class is open to anyone so anyone interested let me know.





4. My front room is covered in "Fly tying/making" stuff. It is that time of season where Steve gets ready for Fly Fishing. I do get a kick out of how proud Steve is of each individual fly he makes.



4.5. We went to the Cabin Mothers Day weekend!


5. My Little Sister Graduated from High School Yesterday! I had a string of emotions, but most of all I am so proud of her. I am going to brag for a moment. Emily Joy is really such a special girl. She has so many talents from Very smart, athletic, musical, beautiful, caring, head strong my list could go on and on but I just love her to pieces. She is my only sister so also my favorite. I admire her for her accomplishments and her drive to be successful. It just amazes me as I have watched her grow up into an amazing Young Women. I know she has a great future ahead of her and I get excited to see where she will end up, who she will end with and what roads have taken her there. I love you Emily - I get excited to have babies at the same time together. haha

6. Since April conference I really was inspired/ motivated to go to the Temple every week. I have been doing it now for just about 2 months, And it has been the best thing in my life. I look forward to every Wednesday when I go right after work. I am so grateful for the desire that was planted in my heart because I have a new found love and testimony for the Temple and the work that is done in those rooms.

7. I have diagnosed myself with ADD and Anxiety. (Steve can agree with this)

8. I am really enjoying the cloudy and rainy weather before the HOT SUN decides to stay out all summer.

9. One more thing. I got the worst cold sore ever this week. I have never had one and this one came on to kill. Steve gets them so I suppose it was only time before I got one. This puppy made my whole lip swell up and it was painful. I have a new sympathy for people who get cold sores, so if you do and ever need someone to dry with I will cry with you!

Life really is good. Sometimes I get tired and stressed about worrying about decisions we are making and how things will work out down the road. But everyone does that right? All I know is that if I just take it a day at a time, count my many blessings, pay our tithing, and just be a little better every day then I sleep better at night knowing that the Lord is pleased. I am excited for summer, for the fun trips we have planned coming up, to get tan and enjoy a few months of no school. Hope every one has a good summer.

Wednesday, April 1, 2009

Saturday Fun

So you know how I have been on an out door kick right? I am not content unless I am playing outside. I just enjoy this weather so much and want to take advantage of it before it becomes too Hot. So Saturday morning I went and Hiked a trail through South Mountain. It was beautiful, there where people scattered but it did not feel over crowded by any means. On my way down I was just trucking along singing songs when I completely took a fall and twisted my ankle. O it hurt so bad. And I started yelling for Steve even though Steve was not with me. I thought it was kind of funny that I did that. I seriously thought I broke it and I still had about 1/3 of the hike to go to get to the bottom. I did not have much of a choice so I took in deep breaths and wobbled my way down the rest of the mountain. It wasn't so bad once I got going. There was swelling and bruising but nothing broken. Thank Heavens.
This same Sat my wonderful husband told me he would do whatever I wanted to for the day. So I tortured him by going to the Tempe Festival of the Arts. I heard about it and thought it would be interesting and fun. All of Mill Ave was blocked off and had All kinds of art booths set up. So we walked together (he even held my hand) admiring all the paintings, crafts, jewelry, and entertainment. It was warm and crowded so we got our $5.00 Lemonade and Kettle Corn and ended the day with seeing the movie "Knowing". I wont say anything about it if you haven't already seen it. So the Festival of the Arts was not all that I thought it would be, but hey we where outside and together. What more could you want!

Friday, March 27, 2009

Sedona






Last Saturday morning when we woke up Steve rolled over and said "Lets go fishing!" Real big surprise I know. With my huge case of Spring Fever I am always up for fun in the sun so we packed up and drove to Sedona. It has been years since I have been there and it was Steve's first. Sedona really is a beautiful part of Arizona. However the fishing was not anything to be desired. We tried several different areas but could not pull anything in. The water was so clear that we could see the fish, but unfortunate for us the fish could see us too. So I loved the day being outside with Steven, but I don't know how much Steve liked it because we came home with nothing to show for it. O well better luck next time. Next time we go I want to hike more of the trails that are around there.

Rocky Point




For Spring Break (well the weekend that we had off of work for spring break) we went to Rocky Point with 2 of our very favorite sets of friends. Tanner and Emily Yates and Jeb and Rochell Blackham. Tanner and Emily's family have a beach house in Rocky Point and they where so kind to invite us to come along. Jeb and Rochell flew into Phoenix Sat morning and from there we drove to Mexico with absolutely no issues. We meet up with the Yates about 2:30 and spent the rest of the weekend laying out, hanging out, eating real Mexican food, watching the guys attempts to catch fish and to fit three of them on a 2 man kayak, went for a jog down the beach in the early morning and bargained with the locals. The weekend was just so relaxed, It was wonderful. But since then I have had the worst case of Spring Fever a girl could possibly have. All I want to do is be out in the sun, playing, and eating mango's. THANK YOU Tanner and Emily for inviting us- we had a Blast!!

Sunday, March 1, 2009

Happy March

It is beginning to be one of my favorite times of year. This weather just makes me happy! I crave to be outside. This weekend was wonderful. It first was wonderful because Steve had work off and second we did not have any plans! We could do what ever we wanted to do! And that we did. We slept in Saturday (well Steve did, my body just cant, but at least I could have if I wanted too) so I got the laundry done, got up and decided to go Fishing up at Tonto Creek. We get our gear together, call my dad to see if he is game to go, he was, so off we went. It was great! I was with the 2 men I love the most and we where doing the thing that they both (well Steve for sure) love the most. The sky was clear and blue, water cold, but not too many hungry fish. Steve pulled in one but they both had a few bites. Dad got a little warm and decided to cool off by tripping over a rock and fell completely in. I felt so bad, but he just laughed it off.



We where starving by the times we got home so out to dinner we all went including mom, Jonathan, Kristin and Tyler to an Italian restaurant that used to be Rigatonys but is now a little different. It was great until the ride home and Steve about lost it in his pants. But don't worry Steve reminds me that if there was ever a contest on who could hold it in the longest it would be him. He has become a pro. We made it home in just the nick of time.




(have you ever seen a happier face)

Steve and I also Hiked up Squaw Peak. I love hiking, again anything outside I love and i don't know how I got Steve to agree to go with me, (He must be wanting something) but it was awesome to go together. It was warm and we both got a little red, I forgot the sun screen, but there was a breeze and I definitely beat Steve to the top, but could not keep up with him on the way down because he piratically leaped all the way to the bottom. Happy Times. Enjoy this weather while it lasts.