The Monsters...

Daisy and Cutter are the two rambunctious children in our lives...ok, dogs. As I've mentioned in our profile, they sometimes act like little monsters- and I admit they can be quite a handful. However, despite being naughty and mischievous at times, they really do brighten my day whenever I see their happy little faces. They get so excited by the simplest things! I wish I could be satisfied by something as simple as someone throwing a dirty tennis ball for me to fetch, or giving me a plastic water bottle to chew on (their favorite). Brad adopted Cutter when he was 1-year-old (he's now 5), and we got our little Daisy from the shelter while Brad and I were engaged so that Cutter wouldn't be so lonely. Well, Daisy definitely keeps Cutter company and they play constantly. Cutter was a bit chubby before we got Daisy, but our little guy is all muscle now. Daisy just runs him around in circles and their favorite game is tug-of-war.

The Wedding!

Brad and I were married on June 9th and I've never been happier. He is truly my best friend. The wedding was wonderful because we were surrounded by so many family and friends. We had our reception at the Taylorsville Historic Assembly Hall which was great, and we had a nice turnout. It was really fun to meet all of Brad's friends and people he grew up with. We honeymooned in Moab, Utah, which was perfect because I love to hike and Brad is a big Jeeping fan. We also had a lot of fun hiking in Arches National Park (pics coming soon). Tackling the Delicate Arch hike was the best feeling...and so worth it! The day we got back however, I slipped at the bottom of our stairs and broke my foot. So, as it slowly heals and Brad calls me names like "gimpy" and "clod-hopper," I find myself getting restless to take this boot off my foot and do something active. We're going to be heading up to Ashley National Forrest in about 2 weeks for the Noss annual campout. There's a fabulous hike there that we went on last year, but I guess I'll just have to wait and tackle it again next year. I think it will be a really fun trip though, just so long as I don't see any bears! Brad's mom and dad are talking about getting a loud air-horn for me to sound in case I see any bears. It's supposed to make me feel more safe up there, ha-ha (love it!). I really enjoy camping... but I do have a fear of bears, yikes!