Paul and I got to celebrate Valentine's Day on a few separate occasions. It started with a date to the temple and our Stake Valentine's Dance earlier this month. Paul was really getting into it and I wish I had pictures to show. We also attended a Valentine's Dance with our ward, at a retirement community. I do have pictures of Paul getting down there. Then we got to take a trip to Paul's house in New Mexico on the actual Valentine's Day. It was so fun see family and let Parker hang out with Granny and Pops.
Paul and I officially celebrated Valentine's day with a trip to Heber this past week (Paul had the whole week off of school). We started with a stop at the tubing hill at Soldier Hollow (The hill has 1,200-foot lanes with lift service for towing people up the hill for tubing day or night under the lights, and a sound system keeps the airwaves full of enjoyable tunes...got that off of their web site). It really was so fun! I felt like a kid again! We, then, made our way to Heber and ate at "The Hub." It is a local cafe, with great home cookin'. Finally, we headed to our "bed and breakfast" for the evening. The bed and breakfast was really the house of Paul's very nice fellow student, who auctioned off a night at her house to raise money for the Law School. The house was big and gorgeous and we had the whole basement to ourselves. We played ping pong (Paul won), Blockus Trigon (Paul won), and then watched a movie (no winners here). It was the ultimate sleepover! In the morning, breakfast was prepared for us and we got to use the home owner's snowmobiles for a couple of hours. It was so much fun! Thanks to Barry and Lorie and their great hospitality! Also, Thanks to Dave and Mel for watching Parker and to Jill and Ron for the snow clothes. We had a great Valentine's Day Celebration! Paul really is so fun to be around. I am so lucky to be married to him.
Sunday, February 24, 2008
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2 comments:
How lovely! We love Blokus too! :)
how fun that you got to get away and have a series of valentines celebrations. I'm glad Paul is treating you right.
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