Truth be told, Matt and I aren’t exactly the most adventurous of people–our day-to-day lives rarely hold too much variation, and more nights than not, we’re usually more content to just sit at home and watch another movie rather than go out and experience the world. But apparently last week, the end-of-summer slump had weighed …
Matt and I wanted to take advantage of the holiday on Monday (since both of us had it off), so we decided to finally catch Frozen (so cute!) and then attempted to go on a little photo walk after. Honestly, I don’t know why I even bother going on stuff like that in January—unless it’s …
Here’s the last of our (good) photos from Cutler Marsh. Because sometimes we just need reminding that this kind of snowy, frigid weather CAN be perfectly lovely. When followed by a steaming cup of hot cocoa and a read-a-thon under mounds of blankets, that is. Here’s to hoping you have a perfectly lovely weekend! (snow …
John Ruskin, a famous watercolorist and art critic from the 19th century, once said, “Sunshine is delicious, rain is refreshing, wind braces us up, snow is exhilarating; there is really no such thing as bad weather, only different kinds of good weather.” I decided that after last Friday’s post on being out of touch, I …
The other day, I ran across some of the pictures we took last year up at Tony’s Grave at about this time of year, and I just kept begging Matt to come out with me to go for another little fall photo walk. Luckily for me, my husband is a very obliging man (even when …
Okay, so I know I already did a little post about our date to the International Peace Gardens in Salt Lake. But, what I didn’t already do was post some of the stellar pictures that we (mostly Matt) took of the general splendour of the place. So here you go, for your viewing delight. Hope …
Since Matt and I live in a small-ish valley about an hour and a half away from family and where we both grew up, we often aren’t graced with much company. However, occasionally some of our friends from Bountiful (or elsewhere) will take mercy on us in our lonely and forgotten married state and come …
After months of Sundays filled up with meetings, math, and meals with neighbors, we finally had time tonight to take our first photo walk in ages. It was a little bit chillier than we’d anticipated (and we went a little later than normal), but it was lovely to walk around the lake, hold hands, and …
