There aren't a lot of women with children who would enthusiastically say "YES" to leaving the country (with only 2 weeks notice) to explore a new land. Lucky for me, my friend Rachel was up for the adventure and accompanied me to Iceland (using free tickets I had). We packed up our babes and took off with no real itinerary other than to explore the southwestern part of the island. I had such a great time seeing this beautiful country, eating delicious pastries, watching Rachel sleep in a hostel with a shared bathroom (heehee, sorry about that one), and soaking it up in the geothermal pools at the famous Blue Lagoon. Other than getting our car stuck in gravel in the middle of nowhere, to which Rachel used her She-Ra skills to push us out, the trip was a success. I'm a big believer in taking advantage of opportunities that come your way, and am glad I found a travel buddy who was up for it.
4.23.2009
4.13.2009
Spring Break 2009
Cy and I had a great time hanging out with Anne and Christopher's family along with my parents. I did manage to get a little R&R with Gillian at our favorite spa and restaurant, The Kura Door and Zinn Bistro. Other than a little girls day, it seems no matter how I keep reminding myself to spend vacation time going on a legitimate trip; with hotels, pools, sun, ocean, shopping, etc. I find it just too hard to resist the opportunity for the kids to connect with family. I'm hoping one day we can reconcile this issue, but I only see a couple options: #1- Upgrade to a $2m home here to lure family to visit more often OR #2 - Move back to the west and get the same home for $500k. hmmmmm
Thinking he's pretty cool at the airport
Sunday morning session of General Conference
Madi and the cousins
Grandma Pia and Cy
4.01.2009
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