Lets Celebrate!

Brandon and I recently celebrated our third year anniversary. We enjoyed a great dinner at Orange County Mining Company (The ambiance is much better than the food). We were able to go baby free thanks to our friends being able to watch him. We are lover of all lovers and have loved being married! Can't wait for fifty more.

2009 Champs

For all the Jazz fans

Family Portraits

After eight months and not once have we taken family photos, the time had finally arrived. I have been wanting to get them taken for a while, but thanks to a husband who would rather get his fingernails ripped off then take a picture it has taken quite some time. Needless to say, he was the best sport in the world and very willing. Eamon was so cute, he would stare at the camera all serious like. Thank you to my dear friend, professional photographer, who was kind enough to take the pictures for us.

His New Love!

What can I say, like father like son. Eamon is officially a fish. He loves everything about the water. He is quite the cutie pie and loves splashing and kicking his legs. Looks like Eamon Sullivan (fastest swimmer in the world, olympian and where we got eamon from) should move out of the way, because Eamon Jai is ready to battle.

The Day has Arrived for Brandon's Graduation!

I am very excited to announce that Brandon has completed his long hours of studying and group projects this past month when he walked up to the poduim to receive his diploma. He worked very hard for it and was gone most nights studying and going to class. We couldn't be more proud of him, and are very grateful for his happy attitude and not giving up. Way to go Babe!

Our Adventure

Goodbye Thailand!

This trip to Thailand was a little bittersweet. My family is moving back to America and so this trip to Thailand will probably be the last for quite some time. It was really hard to say goodbye this time, not knowing when we will be returning. My entire family has developed such a love for Thailand it is hard to say goodbye. Driving my scooter around with the wind blowing in my air, helped me realize how lucky and grateful I am for the experiences and opportunities I have had to live in Asia. I will truly miss the massages, manicures, pedicures, food, people, shopping, languages and the church, but I know that I will be back there sometime. Until then, Goodbye Thailand! We Love you!