Love Month

Looking back at my post from January and how it flew by so fast makes me realize that February went by even quicker than the month before! Which makes sense because there are less days in February than any other month...

During this past month, I've done my absolute best to really focus on all the things in my life that I truly love and am grateful for.

- Kurt: he is the love of my life and my best friend

- Family: they are so supportive in everything that I do

- Friends: they build me up and help me keep doing m best

- Education: it's hard, but I've grown to love learning

- The Gospel: I can't even begin to explain how happy the Gospel of Jesus Christ makes me.  Knowing where I came from, who I am, who I am meant to become, and where I will go is very important to me.  I know that God loves me and knows who I am, and I love having the knowledge of that.

- Temples: knowing that I have an eternal family because of temples is so comforting.

- Dental Hygiene: because I couldn't imagine studying any other profession, and it's one of the most important things to me.

- Health: I'm healthy, Kurt is healthy, and we feel very blessed because of it.

We did a lot of fun things in February.  Kurt has been playing a lot of church basketball, and I do my best to go to as many of his games as I can.

February 14th was quite a day to celebrate. It was our first Valentine's Day as a married couple, and also the first Valentine's day that we were able to spend together.  Last year, I was in Utah and Kurt was in California, so it was nice that we were able to celebrate together.  Kurt and I are not big celebrators of the holiday.  We think it's more important to spend everyday during the year recognizing the love that we have for each other.  But we will never pass up an excuse to love each other more and to celebrate with food.  I made breakfast for Kurt on Valentine's Day.  I made raspberry filled ebelskivers. They were incredible, if I do say so myself.  I made breakfast all fancy with orange juice in wine glasses and all that jazz.  I'd say it's definitely something Kurt wouldn't mind eating again. :) 

Then I made Kurt a Valentine.  His favorite candy is Swedish Fish so I decided to do a little play off of that.  Here's what I came up with!

Kurt took me to Tucanos Brazilian Grill for dinner.  I have a very deep and unwavering love for Tucanos.  Especially their mango cod and picahlo.  I was so spoiled.  Kurt is the kindest, most loving, generous, and loyal man I have ever met. I am so lucky to have him as my husband.

Later that same weekend, Kurt and I went to the Midway Ice Castles with Christine and Payton.  They announced they were closing for the season, so we had to hurry up and go because none of us plan to be in Utah during the next winter.  It was very cool (haha...get it? Cool, as in cold, as in ice).  Even Elsa and Ana were there!  It was a fun little experience to share together.

On the last day of February, Kurt and I went to the temple.  I don't think it's possible for me to describe the peace that I feel when I'm in the temple.  It's the one place in this world that is not of this world.  It's the only place where I can always feel loved and comforted, and I am so unbelievably grateful for that.

February quickly came to an end.  I hardly remember what we did because of all the school work I have had and all the other many things that keep Kurt and I busy.  But I do know that February was a great month.  When is celebrating love not great?

Soon I will be updating the world on my twin sister's 2 bridal showers (one thrown by me, the other in Santa Barbara, CA); my older sister, Elise, surprising us with a visit; Dental Hygiene School and Mock Boards (dun Dun DUN!!!)
Kurt and I are looking forward to an incredible end of March, the end of winter, and the ending of my 4th semester of Dental Hygiene school!

Love Month

Looking back at my post from January and how it flew by so fast makes me realize that February went by even quicker than the month before! Which makes sense because there are less days in February than any other month...

During this past month, I've done my absolute best to really focus on all the things in my life that I truly love and am grateful for.

- Kurt: he is the love of my life and my best friend

- Family: they are so supportive in everything that I do

- Friends: they build me up and help me keep doing m best

- Education: it's hard, but I've grown to love learning

- The Gospel: I can't even begin to explain how happy the Gospel of Jesus Christ makes me.  Knowing where I came from, who I am, who I am meant to become, and where I will go is very important to me.  I know that God loves me and knows who I am, and I love having the knowledge of that.

- Temples: knowing that I have an eternal family because of temples is so comforting.

- Dental Hygiene: because I couldn't imagine studying any other profession, and it's one of the most important things to me.

- Health: I'm healthy, Kurt is healthy, and we feel very blessed because of it.

We did a lot of fun things in February.  Kurt has been playing a lot of church basketball, and I do my best to go to as many of his games as I can.

February 14th was quite a day to celebrate. It was our first Valentine's Day as a married couple, and also the first Valentine's day that we were able to spend together.  Last year, I was in Utah and Kurt was in California, so it was nice that we were able to celebrate together.  Kurt and I are not big celebrators of the holiday.  We think it's more important to spend everyday during the year recognizing the love that we have for each other.  But we will never pass up an excuse to love each other more and to celebrate with food.  I made breakfast for Kurt on Valentine's Day.  I made raspberry filled ebelskivers. They were incredible, if I do say so myself.  I made breakfast all fancy with orange juice in wine glasses and all that jazz.  I'd say it's definitely something Kurt wouldn't mind eating again. :) 

Then I made Kurt a Valentine.  His favorite candy is Swedish Fish so I decided to do a little play off of that.  Here's what I came up with!

Kurt took me to Tucanos Brazilian Grill for dinner.  I have a very deep and unwavering love for Tucanos.  Especially their mango cod and picahlo.  I was so spoiled.  Kurt is the kindest, most loving, generous, and loyal man I have ever met. I am so lucky to have him as my husband.

Later that same weekend, Kurt and I went to the Midway Ice Castles with Christine and Payton.  They announced they were closing for the season, so we had to hurry up and go because none of us plan to be in Utah during the next winter.  It was very cool (haha...get it? Cool, as in cold, as in ice).  Even Elsa and Ana were there!  It was a fun little experience to share together.

On the last day of February, Kurt and I went to the temple.  I don't think it's possible for me to describe the peace that I feel when I'm in the temple.  It's the one place in this world that is not of this world.  It's the only place where I can always feel loved and comforted, and I am so unbelievably grateful for that.

February quickly came to an end.  I hardly remember what we did because of all the school work I have had and all the other many things that keep Kurt and I busy.  But I do know that February was a great month.  When is celebrating love not great?

Soon I will be updating the world on my twin sister's 2 bridal showers (one thrown by me, the other in Santa Barbara, CA); my older sister, Elise, surprising us with a visit; Dental Hygiene School and Mock Boards (dun Dun DUN!!!)
Kurt and I are looking forward to an incredible end of March, the end of winter, and the ending of my 4th semester of Dental Hygiene school!

So Many Things To Celebrate

Kurt and I have had the best couple of weeks.  The biggest news for the both of us is that we both passed our big tests! Kurt passed the first section of the CPA Exam, and I passed my End of Year Exam at UCDH.  I've probably complained to most of you about this test, but for those of you who don't know about it, it's a comprehensive exam on most of my classes from 1st and 2nd semester, and for every section, if you get below a 75% (15/20 question), you have to pay to retake the class in a crash-course version after school. Not fun at all, right? Well, I'm okay with it not being fun, because I don't have to retake ANY of my classes. I am SO grateful for such a supportive husband and family.  I was studying all during my 2 week break, even when I was in SB with my family.  Kurt has worked so hard to study for the CPA exam, plus keep up with his full-time job, his calling, and being a husband.  I am so unbelievably proud of him, and I look forward to the upcoming things we can accomplish together.
So, last Wednesday was my 21st birthday.  It's weird. I'm way to young to be 21.  But then again, I am married and we are (for the most part) independent from any sort of monetary support or anything of the sort from our immediate families.  I feel like a young person living an old(er) person's life.  It's odd.  But yes, I am 21.  This birthday was accompanied with going to Sushi Ya with Christine on Sept. 18th (our actual birthday) and making a pizookie at mine and Kurt's place with Christine, Payton, and Alex.  Then Thursday consisted of going to Tucano's Brazilian Grill with Kurt, Christine, and Payton; it was so much fun to go on a double date with my twin...we haven't done that in a while, so I'm glad we were able to do it.  Friday consisted of dinner at Nicoitalia's (a pizza place in Provo with NY style pizza), Nickel City (it's a nickel arcade where you pay with nickels instead of quarters), and a movie night with a couple in our ward.  We watched World War Z. Let's just say I totally thought I was going to have nightmares haha.  But we loved the movie.  Saturday was one of my favorite days of my Birthday Week (yes...I believe in Birthday Weeks.  I'm still trying to get Kurt on board with that).  We went to the Oquirrh Mountain Temple in South Jordan, Utah.  It was absolutely beautiful.  Going to the temple was one of the main things I wanted to do for my birthday.  I love going to the temple, because my little family of two receives so many blessings because of it.  Kurt and I have maintained our goal of going to the temple at least once a month, and trying to go to a different temple every so often.  So far, we have been to the temple 9 times in the past 5 months.  Here's a list of the Temples we have been to:

Los Angeles California Temple - Los Angeles, California

San Diego California Temple - San Diego, California

Salt Lake City Utah Temple - Salt Lake City, Utah

Provo Utah Temple - Provo, Utah

Mount Timponogas Temple - American Fork, Utah

Draper Utah Temple - Draper, Utah

Logan Utah Temple - Logan, Utah

Oquirrh Mountain Utah Temple - South Jordan, Utah

I love the temple, and I love the opportunities I have been given to attend the temple and feel the Spirit.  I am incredibly blessed to have been married in a temple for not just time on Earth, but for all eternity.

Kurt and I were able to spend a lot of time with family on Sunday.  About once a month, all the Witt cousins who live in Utah get together and have dinner.  I love going to Cousins dinner and getting to know more members of Kurt's family.  His family is BIG. He has 11 aunts and uncles on the Witt side, so I have a loooooong way to go before I meet them all :)  But we have fun with the ones that are in Utah, and I've had a blast getting to know my new family.

After Cousins dinner, my dearest friend and former college roommate of 2 years, Miss McKenzie, invited me to mine and Christine's very own birthday party! Kurt and I had so much fun catching up with a bunch of our friends.  I was able to reconnect with many friends I hung out with before I married Kurt, so it was fun seeing what everyone has been doing with their lives.  McKenzie deserves a bit of a shout out here: You are seriously the sweetest and kindest person I have ever met.  We have had so many fun times together, and you made my experience at BYU better than I ever could've imagined!  So, THANK YOU MCKENZIE FOR MAKING MY LIFE SPECTACULAR!

Kurt and I have a lot to be grateful for.  We've been married for almost 5 months and we have grown so much in this short amount of time. We are a very blessed family of two :)

So Many Things To Celebrate

Kurt and I have had the best couple of weeks.  The biggest news for the both of us is that we both passed our big tests! Kurt passed the first section of the CPA Exam, and I passed my End of Year Exam at UCDH.  I've probably complained to most of you about this test, but for those of you who don't know about it, it's a comprehensive exam on most of my classes from 1st and 2nd semester, and for every section, if you get below a 75% (15/20 question), you have to pay to retake the class in a crash-course version after school. Not fun at all, right? Well, I'm okay with it not being fun, because I don't have to retake ANY of my classes. I am SO grateful for such a supportive husband and family.  I was studying all during my 2 week break, even when I was in SB with my family.  Kurt has worked so hard to study for the CPA exam, plus keep up with his full-time job, his calling, and being a husband.  I am so unbelievably proud of him, and I look forward to the upcoming things we can accomplish together.
So, last Wednesday was my 21st birthday.  It's weird. I'm way to young to be 21.  But then again, I am married and we are (for the most part) independent from any sort of monetary support or anything of the sort from our immediate families.  I feel like a young person living an old(er) person's life.  It's odd.  But yes, I am 21.  This birthday was accompanied with going to Sushi Ya with Christine on Sept. 18th (our actual birthday) and making a pizookie at mine and Kurt's place with Christine, Payton, and Alex.  Then Thursday consisted of going to Tucano's Brazilian Grill with Kurt, Christine, and Payton; it was so much fun to go on a double date with my twin...we haven't done that in a while, so I'm glad we were able to do it.  Friday consisted of dinner at Nicoitalia's (a pizza place in Provo with NY style pizza), Nickel City (it's a nickel arcade where you pay with nickels instead of quarters), and a movie night with a couple in our ward.  We watched World War Z. Let's just say I totally thought I was going to have nightmares haha.  But we loved the movie.  Saturday was one of my favorite days of my Birthday Week (yes...I believe in Birthday Weeks.  I'm still trying to get Kurt on board with that).  We went to the Oquirrh Mountain Temple in South Jordan, Utah.  It was absolutely beautiful.  Going to the temple was one of the main things I wanted to do for my birthday.  I love going to the temple, because my little family of two receives so many blessings because of it.  Kurt and I have maintained our goal of going to the temple at least once a month, and trying to go to a different temple every so often.  So far, we have been to the temple 9 times in the past 5 months.  Here's a list of the Temples we have been to:

Los Angeles California Temple - Los Angeles, California

San Diego California Temple - San Diego, California

Salt Lake City Utah Temple - Salt Lake City, Utah

Provo Utah Temple - Provo, Utah

Mount Timponogas Temple - American Fork, Utah

Draper Utah Temple - Draper, Utah

Logan Utah Temple - Logan, Utah

Oquirrh Mountain Utah Temple - South Jordan, Utah

I love the temple, and I love the opportunities I have been given to attend the temple and feel the Spirit.  I am incredibly blessed to have been married in a temple for not just time on Earth, but for all eternity.

Kurt and I were able to spend a lot of time with family on Sunday.  About once a month, all the Witt cousins who live in Utah get together and have dinner.  I love going to Cousins dinner and getting to know more members of Kurt's family.  His family is BIG. He has 11 aunts and uncles on the Witt side, so I have a loooooong way to go before I meet them all :)  But we have fun with the ones that are in Utah, and I've had a blast getting to know my new family.

After Cousins dinner, my dearest friend and former college roommate of 2 years, Miss McKenzie, invited me to mine and Christine's very own birthday party! Kurt and I had so much fun catching up with a bunch of our friends.  I was able to reconnect with many friends I hung out with before I married Kurt, so it was fun seeing what everyone has been doing with their lives.  McKenzie deserves a bit of a shout out here: You are seriously the sweetest and kindest person I have ever met.  We have had so many fun times together, and you made my experience at BYU better than I ever could've imagined!  So, THANK YOU MCKENZIE FOR MAKING MY LIFE SPECTACULAR!

Kurt and I have a lot to be grateful for.  We've been married for almost 5 months and we have grown so much in this short amount of time. We are a very blessed family of two :)

Summer Vacation

Last Wednesday I finished my last final, which means that I officially finished my 2nd semester of Dental Hygiene school! I am so happy that I finally get a break.  During the last break, I went home and got married (best break from school of my life, but not necessarily relaxing), but this break I get to just relax.  Okay...not really.  The week after school starts, I have an End of the Year exam, which is a comprehensive test with almost all of the subjects I have studied from my 1st and 2nd semesters of dental hygiene school.  So, I need to study during my break.  It's not going to be fun, but it will be worth it when I pass that test!
So, to celebrate being done with school for 2 and a half weeks, Kurt and I decided to spend the weekend with family.  We went up to Logan this past weekend to stay with Kurt's brother Ryan, his wife Kaylynn, and their son, Dallin.  First, we went to Lagoon on Friday with Ryan & Kaylynn.  I was a little nervous to go, because I get SO motion sick (I would get motion sick driving when I first got my permit; it's that bad.), but I ended up getting through the day quite well.  We had so much fun! Kurt absolutely LOVES rollercoasters, so I know he enjoyed himself.  Then on Saturday, we went to the Logan Temple.  It is absolutely beautiful!  Kurt and I have a goal of going to a new temple every month (within reason; fortunately, there are many temples around us within a couple hour radius) and we've been able to do that.  I love going to the temple with Kurt. We have a wonderful time when we go, and it definitely helps us put things into perspective and give us the strength to get us through the trials we face individually and as a family.  I've loved being able to learn things and grow spiritually by going to the temple every month, and I look forward to visiting more temples in the years to come. On Sunday, we were able to go to church in Logan.  Kurt went to Young Mens with Ryan, and I went to Nursery for 2 hours with Kaylynn (and Dallin!).  I'll be honest, I didn't know what to expect.  But I had a great time, and it's fun seeing how the young kids interact with each other.  It's been a while since I've played with play dough and sung primary songs, so it was fun experiencing all of that again.  Overall, church was a very a very enjoyable and positive experience, as it always is.
This week, Kurt and I will be going to a FUN concert, and then leaving for Santa Barbara this weekend.  We are so excited to go home and visit friends and family.  Although Kurt still has to go to work, it'll be fun to have a change of scenery.

Things I Have Learned (and Relearned) Over The Past Month

1) Daily scripture study helps you do better in school.
2) I am terrible at any game involving cards.
3) Kurt is more creative than I am.
4) Going to the temple brings blessings.
5) Paying your tithing is more than giving up money.
6) I'm a better cook than I initially anticipated.
7) Regularly participating in physical activities gives you more energy rather than making you more tired.
8) A clean home is a happy home.
9) Cleaning out your closet gives you a great sense of accomplishment.
10) One man's trash is another man's treasure.
11) Developing positive relationships with family members has tremendous eternal blessings.
12) True sacrifice will bring you true happiness.

Summer Vacation

Last Wednesday I finished my last final, which means that I officially finished my 2nd semester of Dental Hygiene school! I am so happy that I finally get a break.  During the last break, I went home and got married (best break from school of my life, but not necessarily relaxing), but this break I get to just relax.  Okay...not really.  The week after school starts, I have an End of the Year exam, which is a comprehensive test with almost all of the subjects I have studied from my 1st and 2nd semesters of dental hygiene school.  So, I need to study during my break.  It's not going to be fun, but it will be worth it when I pass that test!
So, to celebrate being done with school for 2 and a half weeks, Kurt and I decided to spend the weekend with family.  We went up to Logan this past weekend to stay with Kurt's brother Ryan, his wife Kaylynn, and their son, Dallin.  First, we went to Lagoon on Friday with Ryan & Kaylynn.  I was a little nervous to go, because I get SO motion sick (I would get motion sick driving when I first got my permit; it's that bad.), but I ended up getting through the day quite well.  We had so much fun! Kurt absolutely LOVES rollercoasters, so I know he enjoyed himself.  Then on Saturday, we went to the Logan Temple.  It is absolutely beautiful!  Kurt and I have a goal of going to a new temple every month (within reason; fortunately, there are many temples around us within a couple hour radius) and we've been able to do that.  I love going to the temple with Kurt. We have a wonderful time when we go, and it definitely helps us put things into perspective and give us the strength to get us through the trials we face individually and as a family.  I've loved being able to learn things and grow spiritually by going to the temple every month, and I look forward to visiting more temples in the years to come. On Sunday, we were able to go to church in Logan.  Kurt went to Young Mens with Ryan, and I went to Nursery for 2 hours with Kaylynn (and Dallin!).  I'll be honest, I didn't know what to expect.  But I had a great time, and it's fun seeing how the young kids interact with each other.  It's been a while since I've played with play dough and sung primary songs, so it was fun experiencing all of that again.  Overall, church was a very a very enjoyable and positive experience, as it always is.
This week, Kurt and I will be going to a FUN concert, and then leaving for Santa Barbara this weekend.  We are so excited to go home and visit friends and family.  Although Kurt still has to go to work, it'll be fun to have a change of scenery.

Things I Have Learned (and Relearned) Over The Past Month

1) Daily scripture study helps you do better in school.
2) I am terrible at any game involving cards.
3) Kurt is more creative than I am.
4) Going to the temple brings blessings.
5) Paying your tithing is more than giving up money.
6) I'm a better cook than I initially anticipated.
7) Regularly participating in physical activities gives you more energy rather than making you more tired.
8) A clean home is a happy home.
9) Cleaning out your closet gives you a great sense of accomplishment.
10) One man's trash is another man's treasure.
11) Developing positive relationships with family members has tremendous eternal blessings.
12) True sacrifice will bring you true happiness.

The Month of May

Kurt and I have had so much fun together this past month!  We love discovering new things to do together and have had many opportunities to learn more about one another.  Since I haven't posted anything during the last half of May, here is a list of the wonderful things Kurt and I have been able to experience! :)

- I started seeing patients at school.
- My sister, Christine, stayed with us for a night and I was able to drop her off for her BYU Study Abroad.
- Kurt and I have been able to spend a lot of time with our nephews, Alex and Brett.  We love having them over at our apartment.  We've also had several opportunities to spend time with their wonderful parents, Shelly and Will, at their place.  We love having family so close by!
- Kurt started studying for the CPA exam.
- We went to the Imagine Dragons concert here in Orem (and we LOVED IT!).
- Spent a day in Heber City, UT for a missionary homecoming of a close friend's parents.
- Celebrated our 1 month anniversary on Memorial Day (we spent nearly the entire day studying).
- We go on dates every Friday.
- We went to the Provo Temple.  It was my first time :)
- We have watched MANY Miami Heat basketball games.
- We have had dinner with Jason and Faith twice.
- We rented a puppy! Well...I rented a puppy.  There's a company called Puppies For Rent in Provo, and I won the Naming Contest to name their new puppy, and the prize was 2 free hours with the puppy.  Kurt and I had a lot of fun with him.
- The pool at our apartment complex opened, and with it being so hot and the weather being so beautiful, it has been hard to avoid.
- WE GOT A BED! No more air mattress, thank goodness.  Along with that, we've been able to settle down into our apartment more, which has been very nice.  Our little 1 bedroom apartment is really starting to feel like a Home.
- We went rock climbing.  I've been wanting to go rock climbing with Kurt for a long time, and he finally took me! We were the only ones there, so it was nice that we could blast music and just hang out together.  My arms are so sore!
- We finished reading the Book of Mormon together.  We have loved being able to grow spiritually together, and look forward to studying the scriptures more this year.

The month of May has been really fun for us.  We can't wait to see what June has in store for us.  Since we finished the Book of Mormon, I've decided to read the Doctrine & Covenants in chronological order, and Kurt is currently reading the Pearl of Great Price.  He has said something about reading the Book of Mormon again by the end of the year, along with studying the Doctrine & Covenants.  I admire his love of scripture study and his desire to grow in the Gospel.  I married an amazing man!
We look forward to more experiences we can share together.  We love learning more about each other everyday.  We are excited for summer and the wonderful adventures it will bring for our little family.

Dropping Christine off at the SLC Airport

Coloring with Alex and Brett

Imagine Dragons concert!

We had so much fun at this concert!  We hope to go to another one soon.

Watching the Miami Heat game
at Jason and Faith's.
Obviously Kurt is mesmorized.

Puppies for Rent! We spent 2 hours with Harley.  It was nice being able to have some
 company while Kurt had to work.  But Kurt came and played with us after :)

The Month of May

Kurt and I have had so much fun together this past month!  We love discovering new things to do together and have had many opportunities to learn more about one another.  Since I haven't posted anything during the last half of May, here is a list of the wonderful things Kurt and I have been able to experience! :)

- I started seeing patients at school.
- My sister, Christine, stayed with us for a night and I was able to drop her off for her BYU Study Abroad.
- Kurt and I have been able to spend a lot of time with our nephews, Alex and Brett.  We love having them over at our apartment.  We've also had several opportunities to spend time with their wonderful parents, Shelly and Will, at their place.  We love having family so close by!
- Kurt started studying for the CPA exam.
- We went to the Imagine Dragons concert here in Orem (and we LOVED IT!).
- Spent a day in Heber City, UT for a missionary homecoming of a close friend's parents.
- Celebrated our 1 month anniversary on Memorial Day (we spent nearly the entire day studying).
- We go on dates every Friday.
- We went to the Provo Temple.  It was my first time :)
- We have watched MANY Miami Heat basketball games.
- We have had dinner with Jason and Faith twice.
- We rented a puppy! Well...I rented a puppy.  There's a company called Puppies For Rent in Provo, and I won the Naming Contest to name their new puppy, and the prize was 2 free hours with the puppy.  Kurt and I had a lot of fun with him.
- The pool at our apartment complex opened, and with it being so hot and the weather being so beautiful, it has been hard to avoid.
- WE GOT A BED! No more air mattress, thank goodness.  Along with that, we've been able to settle down into our apartment more, which has been very nice.  Our little 1 bedroom apartment is really starting to feel like a Home.
- We went rock climbing.  I've been wanting to go rock climbing with Kurt for a long time, and he finally took me! We were the only ones there, so it was nice that we could blast music and just hang out together.  My arms are so sore!
- We finished reading the Book of Mormon together.  We have loved being able to grow spiritually together, and look forward to studying the scriptures more this year.

The month of May has been really fun for us.  We can't wait to see what June has in store for us.  Since we finished the Book of Mormon, I've decided to read the Doctrine & Covenants in chronological order, and Kurt is currently reading the Pearl of Great Price.  He has said something about reading the Book of Mormon again by the end of the year, along with studying the Doctrine & Covenants.  I admire his love of scripture study and his desire to grow in the Gospel.  I married an amazing man!
We look forward to more experiences we can share together.  We love learning more about each other everyday.  We are excited for summer and the wonderful adventures it will bring for our little family.

Dropping Christine off at the SLC Airport

Coloring with Alex and Brett

Imagine Dragons concert!

We had so much fun at this concert!  We hope to go to another one soon.

Watching the Miami Heat game
at Jason and Faith's.
Obviously Kurt is mesmorized.

Puppies for Rent! We spent 2 hours with Harley.  It was nice being able to have some
 company while Kurt had to work.  But Kurt came and played with us after :)