Ice & Jazz

This winter has been a killer! I know you all hear me when I say I'm SO done with winter. Can I get an AMEN! It has really taken a toll on my body with the several falls I've taken. The worst being the morning with the nice thin sheet of invisible ice. There was no hope when I walked out onto my concrete stairs with my high-heel boots. Needless to say, the ice-covered railing did no good to help soften the blow to my back.

Milo and Pumpkin are also sick of the weather. The poor boys gets so bored being stuck inside every day. And unfortunately sometimes that boredom gets taken out on innocent objects. Thus, we are making frequent trips to get pet toys for them to take their frustration out on.

It's amazing I was able to get them to sit for this picture. Appreciate

However we have seemed to have a few fun outings despite the horrific weather. First being a fun night going to a Jazz game. Ryan had been dying to take the new Front Runner up to SLC, so that day we decided that a Jazz game would be a good reason to make the trek. Luckily Chelsie and her boyfriend Brian were up to going with us even though the short notice. It was a super fun double date. We met up at the Provo Front Runner station and then headed up to the game. At the game, we look over to the section next to us and who could it be?....Stacy and Zach with all of Zach's family. Hehe. We knew they were going to the game, but we thought there was no way we'd actually see them. Small world.

 After the game we found Stacy and Zach and then headed over to the Gateway for some frozen yogurt.

Then Chelsie, Brian, Ryan and I headed home on the Front Runner. We really liked taking the Front Runner. It's a lot nicer when you are with a group because you can chat the whole time and not need to worry about driving or parking. I see us taking it to SLC often in the future.

One of the few days I was happy to see the snow was the Saturday Ryan and I went skiing up at Sundance. One of the Big 4 accounting firms sponsored a ski day, so it was only $10/person to go. It was actually a really fun day. I'm SLOWLY getting better at skiing and Ryan was really patient with me. The firm also catered our lunch, so after skiing in the morning we had lunch on them. We were able to talk to a bunch of accountants in the firms about different locations, etc. We are very slowly starting to narrow down our decision on where we want to go after Ryan graduates. Argh- it's so hard to make decisions.

Thanks all for now. Loves