Thursday, June 3, 2010

I couldn't stay put for too long...

So I gave myself two solid weeks to unpack my bags and get situated before I re-packed and boarded yet another plane. It was a short flight this time though. Thank goodness.

My little brother Evan graduated from high school the weekend before last and I was so happy to get to be there for it. And it was so good to see my family - it had been a year since I had been home.

It's never a small event when my family gets together either, so as you can imagine there was a LOT of food and a lot of people. All weekend long. All in celebration of Evan. He's such a smart kid and I'm really proud of him. He's going to Metro State in Denver this fall to start his pre-reqs for the architectural engineering program. Way to go, Ev!

Anyway, it was a short little trip to Colorado, but it was a good one. Family, friends, food... I mean, what more could you ask for? Good times had by all.

The sibs, minus one. Don't worry Traci, we'll be taking a lot more pictures like this in September.
Mom and Dad, me and my Gram, and the whole gang. Most of us anyway...
"These are the moments..."
I love you, family.

After my weekend in Colorado, I spent a couple days in Utah visiting some old friends, going back to some of my favorite Utah places, and feeling like I had never left Salt Lake - everything was still so familiar to me even though so much had changed and even though it had been almost a year and half since I'd been there. It was really good to see everyone and I wish I could have stayed longer. I guess after you spend seven months somewhere, three to five days feels like the blink of an eye. Thanks for the good times friends, quick as they may have been...



1 comment:

  1. YOU are beautiful.
    I LOVED seeing pictures of your family.
    Evan was not quite two when I first met your family, he was sitting in an arm chair wearing just a diaper, the first time I met him. He's changed a little. What a good lookin' kid too!

    But seriously though, you are beautiful.

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