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I've had my little semi-intelligent phone for work for awhile now, but Danny was the one who talked me into joining Instagram.  I thought, do I really need to be part of another social network?  But what I can I say, sharing pictures with cool filters is pretty fun.  Here are some of my pictures documenting this past month of October.

October 1:  In the midst of sister craft night with Noelle.
October 1:  Noelle made us an apple pie!  Danny was in heaven.
October 7:  Playing tea party with my niece Lady L.
October 8:  Day with Talena up in Park City.  We played the pianos
on the sidewalk.
October 8:  From Talena and my walk around Park City Canyons Resort.
October 10:  My half birthday present from Danny :)
October 12:  Date night with Danny to the Dollar theater.  The
popcorn cost more than my ticket.  We saw "The Amazing
Spiderman".   It was pretty good for a comic book movie.
October 15:  I helped with a photo shoot out near Antelope Island.  While
the smell out there is less than enjoyable, the scenery is gorgeous.
October 20:  More pictures of Zion!  And you thought you had enough.
October 20:  The Virgin River in the Narrows.
October 20:  When you find the tree of life, you share it on all social
networks!  By the way, it's in the Narrows.
October 20:  The welcoming cliffs of Zion NP
October 22:  I posted a picture of the Draper Temple to wish Danny
a happy anniversary.  We actually went there on October 19.   
October 23:  Showing off the cool bouquet Danny got me for our
anniversary.
October 25:  First snow of the season.  That old man winter is such a
jokester.  Good thing it warmed up for Halloween.
October 29:  We went to a Halloween Festival with Danny's sister Mary
and her kids.  I dressed up as a witch, because it is an easy costume.
The socks really were the best part.
October 29:  My work of art from the Halloween Festival.
October 30:  Danny and I went on a walk in Memory Grove after work.
This is my favorite bench of all there, because it is the spot where
Danny and I got engaged.  Good memories, Memory Grove.
October 30:  Pretty Fall leaves at Memory Grove.
October 30:  Another Autumn scene from Memory Grove.
October 31:  Celebrating Halloween the correct way, by eating sugar.
This was from my work Halloween social.
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  1. grammawoodNovember 5, 2012 at 6:41 PM

    My favorite is the orange leaves at Memory Grove. That cupcake looks really sugary. Did your body go into shock after eating that since you've been on a sugar fast for several months?

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  2. JanniferNovember 5, 2012 at 9:56 PM

    Mama Wood - I've allowed myself to eat sugar on holidays and vacations. The cupcake was pretty sugary. Honestly, I felt a little sick after eating it.

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  3. ErinNovember 7, 2012 at 11:16 AM

    Instragram is fun. I wish all of my family was on it and then I could get off of facebook. It is so much better just to see nice pictures then read political posts, etc.

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  4. JanniferNovember 7, 2012 at 12:14 PM

    Erin - I completely agree!!! Danny and I go on facebook fasts on occasion just to get away from everyone's complaints. Looking at pretty pictures on Instagram is way better.

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