Today Eric and I went rock climbing at the Quarry in Provo. It was fun but now our forearms are so sore!

We then went to Eric's co-worker's cafe that she owns and it was delicious. We scarfed it down because we wanted to catch "The Soloist" at the dollar movie theater, but once we got there about 30min into the movie they wouldn't let us buy tickets! Fools.

So we went home and headed out for a walk. There was this dog I discovered on one of my walks a week ago and I wanted to show it to Eric. The 9wk chocolate lab was still in the back yard I found it in, so we asked the owners if we could play with their dog. They were more than happy to let us, and so we got to play with the hyper puppy who bites everything.

It was a fun day. We're trying to do as many fun things as we can while we still have time to do everything together before school starts, babies/pets start and life gets busier.

Life is so sweet and simple now and we love it.

One and a Half Baby!

Yesterday Eric and I had a pretty good day celebrating our one and a half-a-sary (18 months of being married).

We started out by playing tennis..but after losing too many balls to the Provo river, we threw the towel in. But that's not to say that we didn't have a couple good volleys!

We then rode our bikes on the Provo River Trail to Utah lake. I can't believe I've been here for 5 years and haven't been to Utah lake before. The trail was gorgeous! I love spending time with Eric and being able to do anything we want. It's such a blessing to be married to a fun and wonderful husband.

We got back home pretty late and started making our delicious fajita dinner at around 11pm. One of the best things about cooking is doing it with your spouse. We have some pretty good things going for us in our lives and we're so happy together!

Our movie for the night was all about mammals. Watching animal shows are very interesting, and Eric knows all about animals so it's fun to see how much he knows compared to what is being presented (which is usually 70%).

Do One Nice Thing

For those of you wanting to do a nice act, here it it! Click here for the address of where to send a small package of school supplies to a child in Iraq or Afghanistan to help promote literacy. It's the easiest and cheapest way to do a nice thing. As Dr. Laura would put it, "now go do the right thing."