Please note the mountains in our backyard. A big reason for the move.
Still have to figure out how i'm gonna decorate and hang stuff, but I figured if I didn't get any pictures up soon, I never would! So here's a peak...
This is one of my favorite parts: the lovely kitchen and fun appliances.
I'll try to put up more as we get more settled- but just know we made it safe and sound and my LAST box has just been unpacked!!!Danelle caught her first fish the other day! Her favorite part was when Lane would put the fish that we caught back in the water and they would swim away.
This is her happiness with the dinner of roasted hot dogs and smores afterwards.
Lately she's entered her "girly" phase and loves all things "pretty". That would include anything pink, anything her mom does (i.e. make up and jewlrey) or anything she thinks her friend Presley has or would have. *This is also how we've gotten her into a toddler bed so far this week (fingers crossed). We pretended it was "Presley's bed". That's all she needed I guess :)
Not much on my end, but this is me at 15 weeks. I know... but being 5'10 give me lots of room for a baby so don't expect to see much of a belly... yet...
And May seems to be the month of Birthday's! We've been to several Birthday parties one of which included our good friend Wendy!
Baby #2 !!!
Due date: November 5th!
14 weeks pregnant and couldn't be more excited!
Once again Jensa beat me to it, but only this time she's 7 weeks ahead of me! But it's still fun to share pregnancy with your sister! *now you'll have to scroll thru my last blog pics and see if you can notice our (ever so early showing) baby bumps ;)
I made a last minute trip up to see my little brother Nathan graduate from BYU. Lane was kind enough to once again watch Danelle (from thurs. to monday) while I was gone!
Afterwards we went down to the Springville Museum of Art where my great-great grandfather John Hafen, has an entire room dedicated entirely to all his artwork. He's done some really beautiful paintings as well as murals.
Hey little sisters... you could totally live in Japan....
The museum we went to on a rainy day:
Lane was VERY excited to get to see an original Picasso painting:
Hmmm. These would be dental tools. For sale. Out on the street. Thank goodness for our "American teeth".
Tokyo: Like NYC but cleaner and nicer. LOTS of fancy stores. Everyone is very well dressed!
Eating Tempura in Tokyo:
Tokyo Tower (much like the Eifel Tower):
Sushi for Breakfast:
Sensoji Temple:
Shopping:
Watched a preformance here (Kabuki-za theatre): like an opera, by Japenese.
The Great Buddha: Kamakura, Japan
Tsukiji Fish Market: Worlds Largest.
Beautiful Gardens!
Danelle could not get enough of the birthday singing or blowing out the candles.
