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I don't believe I mentioned that Danny and I hit our 1 year anniversary this past weekend, yay us!  In true Jannifer style we celebrated for multiple days, (two weekends to be exact) because that's what I like to do.  I'm grateful Danny supports me in my desire to celebrate all things.

Then...




Now...


Weekend #1 of celebration we went to the Homestead.

And took a drive in the mountaintops so we could take pictures among the leaves.

We enjoyed vistas like this!

And went swimming in a crater!

Weekend #2 of celebration we partied in our home town,
which started with a Mexican feast (my fav food).

We painted ceramics.

I heart Color Me Mine.

We went to the temple where we were married.

I wore my wedding shoes.

We love the temple.

We tried to find the trail where we took our wedding pictures.
Danny found a clue!

We enjoyed nature.

And more beautiful vistas!

It took us a few tries, but we finally found the right trail.  Look familiar?

Then we ended our weekend o'celebration with sushi,
(Danny's fav food).
Until Next Year...
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  1. CamilleOctober 28, 2011 at 8:20 AM

    YOU SWAM IN A CRATER?!! Now I HAVE to get married so I can do that! CONGRATS!!!!!!!!!

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  2. AnonymousOctober 28, 2011 at 6:05 PM

    You are so cute, how you love to celebrate!!! I think finding the bridge where you took wedding photos was totally worth it! I would print the picture of your wedding day/1 year anniversary day and frame them together. AWESOME! And then, go back to the Draper Temple and take your special nature hike each year and take a picture... ~Becky Shuler

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  3. AnonymousOctober 28, 2011 at 6:06 PM

    p.s. Danny, you look very handsome with your facial hair. And I can't believe I'm saying that. But it is nice and trimmed and not all scruffy. - Becky

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  4. grammawoodNovember 2, 2011 at 7:41 PM

    Jannifer, I love how your hair is the same color as the leaves; no wonder you got married in the fall.

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