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2 Years

It has been 2 years since this blessed event...

Funny that this picture is one of my favorites from my wedding.The
semi-awkward moment when my brothers and new husband were
trying to hold me up still makes me chuckle.  I  remember vividly Tim
yelling out, "I don't know where to put my hands!"  Haha, my brothers
are such good sports.
Here we are all sorted out.  It kind of looks like I'm floating.
And here is a picture with my sisters so they
don't feel left out.
I know I should make a comment of how time flies, but honestly, I feel the passing of time since my wedding has felt like 2 years to me.  No more, no less.  Marriage has brought a lot of good times and growing times.  I think the thing that amazes me the most is how much Danny has become such an integral part of my life. Both good and growing times have caused us to grow together, so much that I really can't imagine life without him.  For that I am grateful.

In other news...

  • We (Danny and I) recently returned from an adventure.  You better believe our anniversary was celebrated with a bang.  There really is no other way to celebrate.
  • Also, I reviewed a production for the Utah Theater Bloggers Association, which you can read here.  This review was a hard one.  Writing positive reviews is easy.  Writing negative reviews with a positive spin on it, not so much.

Comments

  1. I love the picture of the boys trying to hold you. Your Jekyll-Hyde review was well-done, even if the play wasn't. I love the title!

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  2. Jannifer, I can't convey just how grateful we are that you are a part of our family now! We can't imagine Danny's life without you! Even though we live far apart and don't get to see each other that often I feel like I know you (thanks to a wonderful thing called a BLOG!)and I enjoy reading and seeing what you and Danny are up to. I know you had a spectacular anniversary because I know you love to celebrate all things to the fullest. Please know that you and Danny are remembered in our family prayers every day. That proves how much we love you! :)

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  3. p.s. The "prove you're not a robot" numbers and letters are really ANNOYING! I hate doing them after leaving a nice comment. Maybe you could do away with it? Pretty Please?

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  4. Aww, thanks Mama Wood and Becky. Mama Wood - I'm glad you like my review. The editor actually came up with the title, so I can't really take credit for that. Becky - I added the "robot numbers" back on my blog because for whatever reason blogger wasn't allowing me to comment on my own blog without them.

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  5. Hmm...that's crazy! I understand! Well, I'll just deal with the obnoxious requests! Sometimes they are really hard to read and I have to go through several different one! :)

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  6. I enjoyed those wedding pictures too and I am glad you were able to have such a nice anniversary. We love you both so much!

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