Author: Brittany

  • Rhine Valley

    Our first major stop was Rhine Valley in Germany. There we took a boat ride up the river to one of the many castles. My favorite part was seeing the terraced grape crops all along the river. In the little town that we stayed in, we had our first of dozens of pizzas. At that…

  • Ah, my computer

    Yes, I know it’s been forever. Did you not remember that we were going to be transient for a month and a half? Oh wait, make that two. Among many, many other things, it’s great to be back on my computer. We had a little netbook during our travels. It was great for google maps,…

  • The lights were out

    In case you were wondering when the “Y” is lit up, don’t believe what it says on the BYU website. Apparently they don’t light it for graduation anymore. At least they didn’t this time. Of course we had to find this out the hard way after making sure that we made it to the parking…

  • Our BYU bunch

    A few days before graduation we went to the bookstore to buy Katelyn her Y shirt for graduation. Then we decided to get shirts for us, too for pictures. So after graduation we took some family pictures. Some at the waterfall on campus and some in front of one of the welcoming signs. The sun…

  • Is it over yet?

    It’s no secret that I’ve been waiting to leave Utah since we got here. If I had known the exact day we would leave from day one I probably would have made one of those paper chains. We officially have four full days and a few hours until we leave for Houston. With any luck…

  • To the doctor

    Yesterday was Katelyn’s 6-month checkup. So here they are: weight: 13 pounds, 11 ounces (still 16th percentile) height: 24 inches (5th percentile) head: I don’t know but “just under 50th percentile” said the doc Everything went well and the doctor said she doesn’t have any concerns. I was a little baffled by the questionnaire that…

  • Ridiculous

    Before Katelyn was even born I bought these jammers (obviously on clearance). My initial thought was, “eh, it’s kinda cute.” That thought turned into, “ah, who cares. It’s fleece so it’ll be nice and warm.” The first time I put it on her I knew it was completely ridiculous looking and I felt bad dressing…