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There is so much to blog about - Work, Raclette, Painting, Future Plans, etc.... But, I'm sleepy so, I have to stop for the evening .

Faith Day 2008

A couple weekends ago my mom and dad invited Jordan and I to Faith Day at the Rockies game with their church... After the game they have everyone staying for Faith Day move to the third base side of Coors Field... Dave Drevecky was the speaker and Steven Curtis Chapman was the musical guest! IT WAS AMAZING. I don't have enough great things to say about
Steven Curtis Chapman - His music is phenomenal and his story is extremely sad but speaks to God's amazing ability to heal hearts ... It was an awesome day that I am still thinking about this week.

This picture was from the drive home - the most beautiful rainbow I have ever seen . It stretched all the way across the sky and the colors were so vivid (the pic does not do it justice)

Love - Love- Love

I love, love , love the Olympics! Jordan and I love it so much we may plan our tentative Euro Trip around the London 2012 games!!!

Well, lets see...

I"m still here! Now let's get caught up - At the very beginning of this month Jody and Whitney moved to OR to start a new adventure in law school!!! Before that we had one last get-together with a bunch of their friends. It was super fun and yes, dancing ensued :) Whit and her bro Jay

Jay and Jordan cutting a rug

Girls Trip

Two weekends ago my mom, Aunt Gail, and cousin Lindsey took a girls trip to a place about two hours or so outside of Colorado Springs. The purpose of our trip was to spread the ashes of my Great Grandma Bernice and my Great Grandpa Gail... We found the perfect place to lay them to rest and had a good time just being with each other! I'll spare you the "spreading of the ashes" pics, but here are a couple of our day:

I was about to post more pics, but my camera battery died - Aaahhhh! I'll go re-charge it and we'll be back in business

Wedding Bliss

Our good friends we met in Amarillo, Eric and Alie, were married this weekend at the Manor House in Littleton - The old crew from Amarillo came up for the nuptuals. We had a great time seeing everyone and the wedding was absolutely gorgeous. The cake was hockey themed and turned our really really cute. Here are some pictures for your viewing pleasure -

If you look closely you can see the Denver skyline through the mountains - Neat!

Pastor Ed Lange and Eric just 'a waitin
Eric's daughter McKenzie watching for the bride

Eric's son, Kyler rehearsing his best man speech

Our friend, Big Dave, swooping in the picture

Trey, Eric, and Jordan

Our Old House

While we were waiting to take Wallace to a vet appointment we drove past the house that we used to live in- I know, not a very interesting post to anyone but probably Todd and myself,but oh well! It was so strange to drive down the street where we spent much of our childhood - The tree shown in the front yard use to be SO LITTLE! Aaaahhhhhh! Time flies so fast - Enjoy, Todd!

Fourth of July

On the 4th my folks and Jordan and I headed up to my Papa's house in Estes Park. It was absolutely beautiful up there and the weather was perfect. Some of Rose's family was up there and when they are around WE PLAY GAMES!!! Jordan was up until 5am playing Texas Hold 'Em with the fam! We had a great time and I was glad to get to spend some time up there since the house is now on the market and who knows how long they will have it :(

Lots to blog about

The first week we've been here has been busy and FULL of great things - To celebrate the Fourth of July the Blackhams and Duvalls went to the Rockies game on the third - As ususal, great fireworks and great company!

Jordan's had it with the packing - Haha.

The Fargo, Amarillo

Saying goodbye never gets any easier....Apparently right before I was hired with Wells Fargo, this horse was hit by a cement truck and on the day I left, it was finally replaced. Neat story, i know ;)