Long Awaited Pictures!

Ok here are some of our honeymoon pictures. For those of you who don't know, we went to Tahiti and it was amazing! We stayed on the island or Moorea. This will be another post with a lot of pictures, sorry it is hard to narrow it down to a few, we did so many fun things and there were beautiful sights everywhere we went.


Here we are at our hotel near the over water bungalows.


Brian had such a great time swimming with the sting rays!


Fresh coconut is so delicious!


The smell of fresh vanilla bean was lovely!


The Belvedere is the the islands official lookout point! Gorgeous!


I think there is a law somewhere if you are on your honeymoon, and on the beach, you are required to write you name in the sand. I am not one to break rules!


The nights in Moorea are so stunning, I love sunsets by the water.


Not only was our last dinner yummy in our tummies and not a mosquito in sight, it was free since we were on our
honeymoon!


Brian was so excited to find a coconut the he could hear the water when he shook it. Oh the simple things in life that make us
so happy!


This is how I spent our last day in Tahiti. Does it get any better than this?!

Take Me Out To The Ball Game!

Brian and I recently had the opportunity to got to a Diamondbacks game. A really nice lady I know from work gave us 2 tickets right behind home plate with free VIP valet parking. We had such a blast! We even saw old school Suns player Dan Majerle! We got a great shot of his backside! We got the tickets last minute so we took these pictures with our phones, not bad right?

YAY FOR THE 4TH OF JULY!

Brian and I went to Gunlock, Utah for the 4th of July. It is a small town about 25min outside of St. George. We had a lot of fun hanging out with family and good friends. Ok there are A LOT of pictures so enjoy!

First order of business was the Gunlock parade











Next we decided to take in the scenery by going on the quads







Then our good friends Hyrum and Gail Smith gave us great tickets to see The Sound Of Music at the Tuacahn outdoor amphitheater. It was awesome! There was a firework show afterward then I took a picture of the cute little girls in the play.






The next day we got up early and went to breakfast a little cafe. Next we headed into to St. George to visit my Grandpa and Grandma Giles in the hospital (my Grandma fell and broke her hip, I think she hit her lip on the way down, it was HUGE! People say I look like her so I guess that is a sneak peak at what I will look like at 86 years) and show Brian the house I lived in when I was younger.







That night we went to the 49th annual Gunlock Rodeo. The kids had free range to the candy bar Good times!








The next day it was time to drive home and Brian and I decided to take the long way to avoid traffic through Vegas and the Hoover Dam. Boy were we glad we did, the weather was lovely, there was no traffic and we made it home 3 1/2 hours earlier than my parents who drove through Vegas!