Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Summer 2010

Tennessee is so beautiful! I want to live there someday!

Cody playin' softball. He played good!

Cody painting my scrapbook room green!

Strawberry Days Rodeo

Me pretending like I'm helping Cody paint the scrapbook room :)

Aubrie, Mica, Me, and Lilia. Go Utes! We didn't even plan it.




Tennessee June 2010

We went out to Nashville for Eric and Diane's wedding. Cody was a groomsman-and a handsome one at that! :) It was a fun weekend!


Puckett's in downtown Franklin for breakfast one morning

For their wedding dinner we went to the "Loveless Cafe". It was out in the country. It was soooo good! I loved their biscuits, brisket, fried chicken, creamed corn, grean beans, and cobbler!




Summer 2010

St. Patrick's Day

M&M Factory

Coke Factory

Michael Jackson Impersonators



Vegas July 2010




Summer 2010

We went to Vegas over the 24th of July. It was so much fun! We went shopping at the outlets, definately my favorite part! Then we went along the strip that night. Hung out by the pool and went to dinner. It was fun!









Heather and Mike's wedding. They got married in the Draper, UT temple.




Hiking up battlecreek canyon to the waterfalls




Lilia's baby blessing. The family minus Ryan.







Tuesday, July 13, 2010

What do you mean Krista finally updated her blog??!!



So much has happened since last December I hardly know where to start. I will try to catch everyone up on what's been happening. Well... Cody and I had our boy-girl twins!


Just Kidding. Maybe one day.

Cozette had a healthy baby boy, named Braxton Lee. He is 6 months old now! Cody and I have loved having them around, they feel just like family.



Aubrie had a little girl in May, baby Lilia. We're so excited to have her here! I love having a neice and so does Cody! This little girl is going to be spoiled rotten, just wait.



Back in April I got a new job. I figured it was time for a change from the old Alpine Valley Care Center which I had been at for 3 years. I am now working for Intermountain Healthcare. I work at Utah Valley Hospital and American Fork Hospital. I am in what they call the "float pool" for PCT's-PCA's-CNA's-techs (they're all the same thing, just different names). I am able to make my own schedule, minus the mandatory every 3rd weekend. I work from 6:00 am- 6:30 pm. I have to call the night before to see which floor I will be working on (it's kind of like a substitute) These are the floors I work on:
  • Med-Surg at AF
  • ICU at AF
  • Medical/Oncology
  • Ortho/Neuro
  • Renal
  • Cardiovascular
  • ICU
  • IMC
  • Peds (once)

It has been really fun. It took a lot of training because of all the floors I had to train on. It is nice to have somewhere new to go everyday. I see a lot of different types of things. This is the main reason I switched to the hospital, to get more experience to help me out in my nursing. Hopefully it gets me an in once I graduate. I like working with different people every day, that way I don't get involved in the politics. I do "sitter" jobs about half of the time. This means that a patient is a 1:1 or they need one staff member in their room watching them at all times. These days are long, but sometimes nice. I can bring books or my computer to use when my patient is asleep. (That is what I am doing right now). It will be really nice once school starts up in August to be able to do my homework.

The end of April Cody and I closed on our first place! We got a steal of a deal and it was the perfect time for us to buy so we did it. It was crazy, we looked at it and the next day put in an offer and the offer got accepted. We had a hard time moving from the little white house we rented from grandma, we loved it and loved our neighbors and family. It was a good move though. Our new neighbors are great. It was so nice to double our living space from 450 sq feet to 900!! We've been busy fixing the place up. It was built in 1994, so it has needed a little updating. Pictures are soon to come!

Cody has been busy with work and side jobs. He helped Mica and Ryan do their backsplash in their new house. He has also been doing a lot of fences and just work for people in their houses. It's nice how handy he is. He definately has been wearing himself out. I tell him to relax, but of course he never can. If he's not working, he's golfing or playing some other type of sport or doing a project. Unfortunately for him, I've been keeping him up on "honey-do's".

Cody's health hasn't been the greatest. He had bronchitis earlier this month and his kidney stones have been acting up again. He's been trying to drink more water and less soda, this just seems to be clearing out his existing stones. Not fun. Hopefully it will help in the long run.

I will post some pictures of some of the fun things we've been doing this summer!

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

It's that wonderful time of year

I thought it was time to put up the pictures I promised of our "little white house". There's only a few pictures because, well, this is about our whole house. The only thing I didn't photograph is our bathroom, laundry room, and pantry (which is all is one pretty much) but here is the rest of the house!
Kitchen/Dining Area


Kitchen


Living Room



Bedroom


Our Christmas stockings and Nutcrackers. (Cody may be a little bitter about how much the stockings cost, but they are CUTE!)



Take little notice of the makeshift ribbon and tree skirt. Haha




Me "fluffing" our tree. Finally we got the right tree, 6 stores later and purchasing and returning 2 other trees.




Cody hanging our lights




The finished result. They look great! (I wish the picture turned out better)



Thursday, December 3, 2009

Take Your Grandma to Wal-Mart Day

Excuse me.

I don't know if you know this, but today was take your grandma to Wal-Mart day.

I wish someone would have informed me of this before I did my monthly grocery shopping today so I could have taken my grandma.

Everywhere I turned there were little old ladies. In electric wheelchairs, in non-motorized wheelchairs, pushing shopping carts... EVERYWHERE.

Most of them were with their daughters or their grandaughters or grandsons. It seemed like most of the family members were in a hurry, rushing here and there to get grandma's molasses and miralax.

The grandmas were so cute, trying to remember what exactly they had come to the store to get. Glad to get out of their houses, to have something to occupy their minds. Glad to spend time with their family most of all.

You know how most people get all giddy inside when they see new born babies? Well that's the feeling I get when I see grandmas.

Please someone tell me next time it's take your grandma to Wal-Mart day.