Wednesday, April 8, 2009

Our honeymoon in Costa Rica was amazing! We rented a car and drove all over the country, which was an adventure because there are no street signs, street names, or really any traffic laws in general. We stayed at the base of volcanos, rapelled down waterfalls, rode zip lines through the rain forest, swam on beautiful beaches, white whiter rafted through the jungle, soaked in romantic hot springs, saw breathtaking sunsets, and saw lots of wildlife (including a HUGE spider that chased me down the hall way of our room one night).

One of the highlights of our trip was going on the "Crocodile Man Tour" where our guide, on two seperate occasions, got out of the boat and feed the giant crocodiles by hand, it was insane, and the perfect honeymoon!The guides had lots of scars on their hands from previous tours that hadn't gone so well.

Thursday, March 26, 2009

I am finally getting around to Blogging, Connie is going to be so happy! Brannick and I were married February 20th, 2009 in the Mesa, AZ Temple. It was the perfect day, clear blue sky, pleasantly warm but not hot, all my family and friends, and the most perfect man I could ever imagine.
My wonderful and incredibly creative mother planned and did all the decorations for our reception that night in Tucson. And not even a major construction project in the church cultural hall the day before the wedding could stop the celebration. Thank you to all of my amazing family and friends who were there with us, and for those who supported us and sent their best wishes from a distance, you all really made the day so much more special for Brannick and I. We don't have all of our pictures back from the photographer yet, but here's the link to see the ones of Brannick and I. http://www.sloanphotographers.info/darkroom/share/?client/2009/emilybranicktemplesession 

Thursday, November 13, 2008

She joined...

...the blogosphere. This is Connie and I am helping Emily set up her blog. She said she would join this world once she got married. I conviced her that ENGAGED is close enough. That is how it begins. Thank you.