Wednesday, January 6, 2010
SiSterS
I love my sisters. We are all so different from each other, but I love that about us. I love how Amy is the amazing chef, and I am the sports one, and Laura is the amazing clogger, and Ashley is the amazing pianist, and Michelle is the amazing singer, and Kristy is the amazing entertainer and the baby of the family. We are all different, but then so similiar. It's crazy. I love going home because we know what we are thinking without even saying a word, and we all love talking about the same things, or we at least enjoy hearing each other talk about things, so it is great! I think it is because we are all random versions of my mommy. I love her too.








Monday, December 14, 2009
Merry Christmas!
Saturday, December 12, 2009
iCE SKATiNG
In MinnesoOoOoda, babies learn how to skate before they can walk, so naturally I grew up taking ice skating lessons and thinking Tara Lapinski was the most amazing person in the world. I loved it until I turned about thirteen and decided it wasn't cool anymore, but I am over that phase now, and I love it again. Rich and I gotta go skating with his fam and it was so much fun! However, UT ice skating sucks. It sucks because there are millions of people on the ice. It also sucks because they only have one indoor ice rink in UT. Minnesota people would be apalled and shocked. FACT: In MN, every town with a population of 100 has at AT LEAST two out door ice rinks. When a town is about 5,000, that requires two indoor ice rinks AND at least ten or fifty out door ice rinks. UT has 1 indoor ice rink. Sucky. It also sucks because people don't know how to skate here. Bad skaters + crowded rink=DANGER.
Despite the danger, it was still way fun. Rich continues to amaze me with his roller and ice skating skills. He catches on pretty well and was almost cruisin' as sweetly as me. :-) I love ice skating regardless of the rink, BUT I am definitely excited to go skating at MN's high-class, professional skaters only, wonderful, non-crowded and MAGiCAL iCE RiNKS. Sucks for UT.



Rich is skilled and scary.

Ta-da!

Kelly was a pretty amazing skater too! He could do backward crossovers! Daniel (Rich's little brother) is definitely following in their steps. He rocked!

Ya for us! While we were taking this picture, a guy ran right into my skate. No joke! UT skaters...


Straight up divas.

The Warnicks
Despite the danger, it was still way fun. Rich continues to amaze me with his roller and ice skating skills. He catches on pretty well and was almost cruisin' as sweetly as me. :-) I love ice skating regardless of the rink, BUT I am definitely excited to go skating at MN's high-class, professional skaters only, wonderful, non-crowded and MAGiCAL iCE RiNKS. Sucks for UT.
Rich is skilled and scary.
Ta-da!
Kelly was a pretty amazing skater too! He could do backward crossovers! Daniel (Rich's little brother) is definitely following in their steps. He rocked!
Ya for us! While we were taking this picture, a guy ran right into my skate. No joke! UT skaters...
Straight up divas.
The Warnicks
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Looks A Lot Like Christmas!
I love Christmas the most!!! Rich and I decorated our apartment, and I loved everything about it. It was our first time decorating for Christmas, so it was super magical. I think it turned out really cute. We wanted to get a fresh tree, but didn't have the money or the room, so Kelly (Rich's dad) gave us a cute little fake tree he had in his basement. Rich and I each got an ornament every Christmas that usually represented something about us that year. I want to do that with my kids too. I love my ornaments, and I love Christmas. Merry Christmas!!!





Monday, November 30, 2009
Fourth Thursday of November
I love thanksgiving. I loved thanksgivings in MN. My family would always get together with the Woodwards (our super close friends-pretty much family). They or we would usually drive down or up on Wednesday night. On Wednesday, we would start playing and preparing. We would usually make a ton of pies because we always had a lot of people who would stay with us till Sunday and because we LOVE pie! I loved it. Scott and Amy would usually dominate in the kitchen while the rest of us would wander in occasionally to help, talk and/or eat. Then we would always play board games-usually Risk, and the girls were usually plotted against and taken out in the first rolls, but it is ok--it was fun watching Jimmy, Craig, Tom, Steven, Mike, Brent and our dad's all get ridiculously competitive. Then thanksgiving day was great--of course. If it was warm we usually played football and played more games and ate way too much food. Anyway--that is memory lane. It was great, and I love those memories.
This year was great too! My amazing brother, Mike, drove down here and celebrated with us! He stayed with Rich and I from mon-sun. It was a blast!!! We miss him. : ) The night before Thanksgiving, we decided we needed to keep up the pie tradition, so we made seven pies! It was crazy, I know, but it was fun making them. Besides my apple pie, I'd never made any other pie so it was a very educational experience for all of us. Word of advice: if when making french silk pie, your sugar is still grainy after mixing it with chocolate and stuff, don't keep mixing it for thirty minutes. It will remain grainy. Wastes LOTS of time.
On Thanksgiving morning, I went running. Of course. Then we all went to Rich's place in Mapleton. We played football! Rich was amazing. I'm not lying. He has a great throw/spiral thing. I love watching him play. Then we ate yummy food. Then we watched a little football and all fell asleep. Then we ate pies! Kathy had made two herself, so we had nine! Way too many. We ate maybe one. Later that night we stopped at the Krebs (my cousin's) and played some games with them. It was a spectacular day. I love the holidays!
Us and Maple mountain

Rich and his amazing form and technique and skills...

Ken Nance-Rach's boyfriend

My brother Mickey!

Rich showing me the heisman

Me attempting the heisman

dang tryptophan!

Rach and Ken all cozy

My mother-in law

The chefs of the pies!
This year was great too! My amazing brother, Mike, drove down here and celebrated with us! He stayed with Rich and I from mon-sun. It was a blast!!! We miss him. : ) The night before Thanksgiving, we decided we needed to keep up the pie tradition, so we made seven pies! It was crazy, I know, but it was fun making them. Besides my apple pie, I'd never made any other pie so it was a very educational experience for all of us. Word of advice: if when making french silk pie, your sugar is still grainy after mixing it with chocolate and stuff, don't keep mixing it for thirty minutes. It will remain grainy. Wastes LOTS of time.
On Thanksgiving morning, I went running. Of course. Then we all went to Rich's place in Mapleton. We played football! Rich was amazing. I'm not lying. He has a great throw/spiral thing. I love watching him play. Then we ate yummy food. Then we watched a little football and all fell asleep. Then we ate pies! Kathy had made two herself, so we had nine! Way too many. We ate maybe one. Later that night we stopped at the Krebs (my cousin's) and played some games with them. It was a spectacular day. I love the holidays!
Us and Maple mountain
Rich and his amazing form and technique and skills...
Ken Nance-Rach's boyfriend
My brother Mickey!
Rich showing me the heisman
Me attempting the heisman
dang tryptophan!
Rach and Ken all cozy
My mother-in law
The chefs of the pies!
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Home Sweet Home
I love our furniture.
I love our couches
I love the table and chairs that Rich got for $35
I love our bed
I love the people that helped us get our bed
I love our balconies
I love having underground parking for the first time in winter
I love our dishwasher
I love our TV
I love our artwork--thanks Brittany, Marc and Rach
I love the blankets we have
I love the park next door
I love our HUGE bathroom
I love our HUGE closet
I love that I have a washer and dryer
I love the newly painted walls
I love our view
I hate how our washing machine sounds like it is going to spin out of our apartment
I hate how our neighbors bang on our walls when we wash our clothes
I hate that they probably think that we are having domestic disputes because of our noisy washer
I hate how the car bottoms out when leaving our underground parking
I hate how the guy above us wears bowling balls for shoes
I hate how the bowling ball guy does jumping jacks at 4am.
It's 17 for 23, so we will definitely stay here. Overall, I LOVE our apartment, and I don't think it could be more perfect.
Here is a picture of our foyer:

Haha! This is actually a picture of the foyer in the Chiemsee castle in Germany. We weren't supposed to take pictures, but we did. It was a pretty fun game with the tour guide. Here are the real pics of our apartment, starting with our great view.









I love our couches
I love the table and chairs that Rich got for $35
I love our bed
I love the people that helped us get our bed
I love our balconies
I love having underground parking for the first time in winter
I love our dishwasher
I love our TV
I love our artwork--thanks Brittany, Marc and Rach
I love the blankets we have
I love the park next door
I love our HUGE bathroom
I love our HUGE closet
I love that I have a washer and dryer
I love the newly painted walls
I love our view
I hate how our washing machine sounds like it is going to spin out of our apartment
I hate how our neighbors bang on our walls when we wash our clothes
I hate that they probably think that we are having domestic disputes because of our noisy washer
I hate how the car bottoms out when leaving our underground parking
I hate how the guy above us wears bowling balls for shoes
I hate how the bowling ball guy does jumping jacks at 4am.
It's 17 for 23, so we will definitely stay here. Overall, I LOVE our apartment, and I don't think it could be more perfect.
Here is a picture of our foyer:
Haha! This is actually a picture of the foyer in the Chiemsee castle in Germany. We weren't supposed to take pictures, but we did. It was a pretty fun game with the tour guide. Here are the real pics of our apartment, starting with our great view.
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