Wednesday, April 30, 2008

Our Second Anniversary

Guess what we did on our anniversary? Packing and cleaning. At least it was memorable! Happy Anniversary Adam.



Thanks for all your help friends and family!

Sunday, April 27, 2008

Nat and Mo

I've added Nat and Mo's new blog to my blog list.

Saturday, April 26, 2008

Adam has Graduated!

Adam received his bachelor's degree in construction management and we're off to Dallas Texas where he has received a generous job offer and will probably enroll in an MBA program. Things will be changing for this little family forever!
Gotta have the "looking into the future" pose.
Proud parents. (Love the new mustache Dennis.)
Adam walked in the Provo Tabernacle. Thank you for the lei Larissa and Dayne. (Sorry for the blur. We had front row seats, but the lighting wasn't great so all my photos of him actually receiving the diploma are blurry.)

Professors and Deans from Adam's college. This is the stage he walked across. No seats were bad. As the graduates entered, they circled the entire room before sitting in the balcony behind the congregation. As they walked up to receive their diploma, again they circled the audience. So we all got a close-up.
Adam's best friend, Lee came from Las Vegas to be with us.
A few of Adam's buddies. They teamed up and helped each other get through the classes. They're really great guys.
Congratulations!

Thursday, April 24, 2008

Temple Square

I think every family who has a graduate from BYU takes a trip to Temple Square. And so, in following suit so did we. I've been there several times but size of the temple never ceases to amaze me. This trip was particularly interesting for me because I have been designing two historical books about Salt Lake and Temple square. It was nice to see the things I've read about in relation to one another.
My ode and farewell to Deseret Book. I couldn't resist taking these photos. (Flowers and granite—a running theme for the Conference Catalog, and quite the headache for us as designers . . . don't ask.)

I do like anemones.
Japanese anemones are my favorite.
Adam and his brother.
More flowers. Sorry, it's cliche, I know, I know.
And of course, our little vacation prop, Lailani.

Design found on the door, covering the round windows of the temple.