every time somebody gets married, two single people die.
at least, that's the way I normally feel. not too many of those feelings at my cousin Brooke's
wedding this past weekend.
isn't she darling?
also brookie remember the time we were playing truth or dare and we dared you to pee your pants (like any good cousin would) and you said you would, but that you needed to do it in private? and then you DID?
so glad you grew out of that phase.
Jake and Brooke got married in the Los Angeles temple last Saturday, and then had their reception in Thousand Oaks. I loved the whole thing.
My parents flew into town Friday night, and my older sister Jaclyn drove down from Utah via a mini trip to Las Vegas.
It was so fun to have them here visiting for the weekend--plus hotels are fun. They just are.
Brooke and Michele are almost the only cousins we have our age--and are both such amazing girls! Brookie just got home off of her mission last year (maybe the year before) after serving in Chile. She's also been living up in Logan, UT for the past few years, so not too close.
Her and Michele have always been such amazing examples to me though, and it was fun to be able to spend that day with them!
The reception was in this especially magical restored barn--somewhere in Simi Valley.
here is where they held the reception--everyone just take a very good look at my sweet madre. I would just like to tell you I have asked her many a questions on life, said some promiscuous things at the dinner table (I even got excused last year at the tender age of 22)
--and some of those questions/statements may or may not have embarrassed her to the point of being speechless.
Well this weekend was her turn. (She is not going to be thrilled about this post.)
After leaving the continental breakfast with an apple in my hand and a banana in my skirt pocket, she turns to me and says,
"is that a banana in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?"
and then started laughing. hysterically. probably more at the face I made.
Jaclyn and my jaws dropped open, and she just lost it. She was laughing so hard she had to cover her mouth, and then tried damage control. "I'm sorry! I heard that in a movie once!"
Oh geez mother. I love her to pieces. But we can't take her anywhere.
a very fantastic wedding.
my dad is definitely wearing a neck cord for his sunglasses. no need to squint.
he is also sporting the matrix sunglasses.
Dad, why couldn't you wear your aviators NOW instead of 15 years ago when they were so not cool? Ever since they came back into style he gets to tell us he's a trendsetter.
Thanks for nothing Ray Ban.
side note: my Dad has to google everything on his phone now.
I tried recommending a few places to eat after they flew into LAX, and he just said he wanted to google it, and then put it into the GPS. He's also a huge fan of the texting these days, although he doesn't get my text humor. They grow up so fast.
Aidan and Treyton made friends. Even though Trey kept calling him "Adam" all weekend.
He's a boy, you're a boy-- he likes dirt, you like dirt. You make barfing noises, he makes barfing noises. Life was so much simpler back then.
these are not the best pictures. I know we can't all be Mike Cunninghams, but I wasn't exactly working with geniuses either. 4/5 pictures taken when handing my camera to someone else turned out like these:
Awesome. What the freak is happening here people? My mom loves the zoom feature by the way. We erased those.
I love this little boy.
Except he has been holding a double standard. Every time we got into the elevator, he would grab onto the steel railing and tell us "hold to the iron rod!"
and then I caught him drinking. Twice.
You can't tell, but she's got a baby bump. You also might not be able to tell, but we are related.
I miss all of them already. They're crazy.
at least, that's the way I normally feel. not too many of those feelings at my cousin Brooke's
wedding this past weekend.
isn't she darling?also brookie remember the time we were playing truth or dare and we dared you to pee your pants (like any good cousin would) and you said you would, but that you needed to do it in private? and then you DID?
so glad you grew out of that phase.
Jake and Brooke got married in the Los Angeles temple last Saturday, and then had their reception in Thousand Oaks. I loved the whole thing.
My parents flew into town Friday night, and my older sister Jaclyn drove down from Utah via a mini trip to Las Vegas.
It was so fun to have them here visiting for the weekend--plus hotels are fun. They just are.
Brooke and Michele are almost the only cousins we have our age--and are both such amazing girls! Brookie just got home off of her mission last year (maybe the year before) after serving in Chile. She's also been living up in Logan, UT for the past few years, so not too close.
Her and Michele have always been such amazing examples to me though, and it was fun to be able to spend that day with them!
The reception was in this especially magical restored barn--somewhere in Simi Valley.
here is where they held the reception--everyone just take a very good look at my sweet madre. I would just like to tell you I have asked her many a questions on life, said some promiscuous things at the dinner table (I even got excused last year at the tender age of 22)
--and some of those questions/statements may or may not have embarrassed her to the point of being speechless.
Well this weekend was her turn. (She is not going to be thrilled about this post.)
After leaving the continental breakfast with an apple in my hand and a banana in my skirt pocket, she turns to me and says,
"is that a banana in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?"
and then started laughing. hysterically. probably more at the face I made.
Jaclyn and my jaws dropped open, and she just lost it. She was laughing so hard she had to cover her mouth, and then tried damage control. "I'm sorry! I heard that in a movie once!"
Oh geez mother. I love her to pieces. But we can't take her anywhere.
a very fantastic wedding.
my dad is definitely wearing a neck cord for his sunglasses. no need to squint.
he is also sporting the matrix sunglasses.
Dad, why couldn't you wear your aviators NOW instead of 15 years ago when they were so not cool? Ever since they came back into style he gets to tell us he's a trendsetter.
Thanks for nothing Ray Ban.
side note: my Dad has to google everything on his phone now.
I tried recommending a few places to eat after they flew into LAX, and he just said he wanted to google it, and then put it into the GPS. He's also a huge fan of the texting these days, although he doesn't get my text humor. They grow up so fast.
Aidan and Treyton made friends. Even though Trey kept calling him "Adam" all weekend.
He's a boy, you're a boy-- he likes dirt, you like dirt. You make barfing noises, he makes barfing noises. Life was so much simpler back then.
these are not the best pictures. I know we can't all be Mike Cunninghams, but I wasn't exactly working with geniuses either. 4/5 pictures taken when handing my camera to someone else turned out like these:
Awesome. What the freak is happening here people? My mom loves the zoom feature by the way. We erased those.
I love this little boy.
Except he has been holding a double standard. Every time we got into the elevator, he would grab onto the steel railing and tell us "hold to the iron rod!"
and then I caught him drinking. Twice.
You can't tell, but she's got a baby bump. You also might not be able to tell, but we are related.
I miss all of them already. They're crazy.
