Get to it, Emily!

So I start a blog and say I'm going to be better than Spencer at updating our life and then I totally fail and don't post for months. I suck. 

But, I have newfound motivation and I promise to be better. 

Now,

lets get updated to the present, real quick-like. 

1. Spencer and I got married and I LOVED it.

2. We went to Cabo for our honeymoon. We got stranded at the airport when we arrived, finally ate delicious, authentic Mexican food and swam in the ocean. ..Among other things.. 

3. We moved into our new apartment and made it a cutesy, new home.  (After managing this...)

4. We went to Newport, CA for Brandon and Callie's super fun destination wedding. 

5. We sat around and did a whole lot of nothing for two months and now,

6. We are back in the swing of things at BYU and still loving our cute life. 

Whew. 

From here we move on to better and more detailed blogging. 

Get ready. 

Vegas: Was it worth it?

I went through quite the ordeal to get work off for this weekend trip to Vegas that Spencer's family had put together. Somehow they got most all the aunts and uncles and cousins in one place and it was meant to be quite the party. 

But everyone had different schedules and different ideas of fun and half of the family was sick. Not the makings of a great party. We didn't get a lot on our list done and people got more sick as the trip went on.

But I actually had a great time. 

I was happy to be away from Provo, the cold, and school and I was glad I had the chance to spend time with Spencer and his siblings and parents. 

Saturday we went to the Shark aquarium and I just hate fish and the ocean. So much. But it was still cool and all the little kids had a blast!

Sunday we went to the M&M store, thinking it was the M&M factory but Spencer and I had to leave because the peanut smell was overwhelming. I'm pathetic.

See, look at us, we had so much fun.

But now I'm suffering the consequences with a horrible cold, as is Spencer. I'm pretty miserable. But I don't care, I had fun.

What was I thinking?

I once said that for me, getting my hair cut is the equivalent of buying shoes for most girls: it is an obsession.

In high school and my first year out at BYU, I had a different hairstyle every other month and I never got too attached. I lived by the idea that it's just hair so I'll change it how and as often as I please, because it will all come back eventually.

But NOW I've been working so hard to get it long and thats dangerous because I get so bored quickly and I'm likely to cut it all off. Instead of cutting it off though, I did this.

I just wanted a change and Heather made it sound so fun! (P.S. She's amazing. Go see her. Shep Studio)

But it was a bold choice and now I have to think of some super fun hairstyle for my wedding with a haircut I'm barely used to.

Go me.