Here is Gage up on the ridge headed for centerville.



A quick snap shot of Gage and I after picking some elderberries.

And who says that dogs don't blink in pictures.

Over the past few weeks Chris and I have been working a ton, that might even be an understatement! Although the work load is tough, we have been trying to go on day trips on our only day off together. It is kind of funny, we get married, now we never see eachother anymore. Has anyone else found this to be true? Well any way. This is Kona looking pretty happy on our last day trip.

This is a look toward the Trinities from the back side of Bogus Basin.

This is Kenyan and Kelly on our day trip to Jackass Gulch, a horrible name for any place, but we found some really cool pieces of petrified wood.

Here is Hannah poking around for some rocks. I don't know why she brought her shovel, everything we found was just lieing on the surface.

Just a nice view from the gulch.

Well I feel so proud of myself. I have gotten a lot accomplished. Well it feels like it anyway. I have grown a ton of vegetables, planned our wedding, and gotten a ton of food put away. Just take a look! Every time I walk through our mud room I am overwhelmed by my canning success.

This is us of course, and Chris's dad Dick, who was his best man. He jokingly said later how he waited 62 years to be a best man.


Here we are right after the ceremony got over. As you can see, ALL SMILES!

And here are some congratulation hugs from my best ladies.



These are the two beauties in the flesh, Katie, an amazing girl I've known for years, we met in California, and have been friends ever since. And the fantastic Hannah, as most of you know we have been best friends since we were in school. I don't know where I'de be without her.




I said I would get some photos up from the big day, so they are.