Monday, July 13, 2009
4th of July Weekend
Here in Provo they have what's called Freedom Days, it runs pretty much all summer with all sort of activities. On July 3rd at 6:30am they launch hot air balloons from a field. People come from all over the country with their hot air balloons to participate. We decied to go check it out...



Thursday, July 2, 2009
Laundry Day

Deep in the heart of the Provo jungle, along the trenches of University Avenue, dwells a creature few have witnessed. Neither the man nor women, whom she holds captive, have been able to resist her powers, especially at feeding time! Her most powerful weapons include projectile venom from both ends, earth-shaking hiccups, and the most deadly pouty face followed by a chin-quivering, paralyzing cry to which none have been able to resist succumbing. The creature is covered with brown and blonde fuzz, has large blue eyes and a monstrous mouth, containing a long tongue. Her covering changes daily so it is often difficult to identify her; however only today, laundry day, were we able to discover her true identity……The SOCK MONSTER!!!!! Our photographer barely escaped with her life and these were the only photos that could be salvaged. The only hope for humanity is to calm her into a state of happiness or to lull her to sleep. Signs of this state include a smile, non-threatening noises or a larger than life yawn. Be cautioned though, that in this state she can easily be startled and then all hope may be lost.
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Tulips!
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Lauren Marie
I was approaching 5 days past the due date and getting to the point where I was sick of being told how big I was and asked when the baby was due. Luckily Memorial Day held the turning point...I'll attribute going into labor to cutting down the willow tree (I wasn't actually doing any cutting, just taking branches to the dumpster) and taking Jacqui, my niece, on wheelbarrow rides. The next morning, on May 26th at 4am I woke up to contractions that were about 5 minutes apart. My water broke around 4:15 and I woke up Ryan to tell him to start getting ready to go and at 5am we were admitted into the hospital. Our room had an awesome view of Mount Timpanogous and the Maceys parking lot, I wish I had a picture. 14 hours, several games of Skip-bo, some channel surfing, a couple naps and one epidural later, at 6:10pm Lauren Marie Woolsey was born. She was 8lbs. 1oz. and 20 inches long, brown hair and blue eyes (which I am told all Caucasian babies have when they are born). We stayed in the hospital for about two days before we could take her home. The days of a good nights sleep are now over, but we wouldn't trade her for anything. Her latest and greatest tricks include projectile spit up (which sometimes shoots far enough that it doesn't even touch her clothes), kicking off her diaper, and blowing spit bubbles. Life is good.





Monday, June 1, 2009
Married People Have Blogs
So I have been told by several people that single people have facebook and married people have blogs, so since we are married here is our blog. Sad when you work with computers all day and then it takes you two hours and looking at everyone else's blogs to figure out how to set up your own; but here it is how ever great or not so great. Honestly I have been prolonging this for quite sometime mainly because I couldn't think of a name for it and I couldn't think of anything interesting to say, but we've had a few interesting things happen as of late so I decided now is as good a time as any. Maybe someday I'll even be able to get Ryan to write a post or two. I hope you enjoy the adventures of the Woolsey's.
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