6 YEARS AND GOING STRONG!

So yah, today is our 6 year anniversary. What a great 6 years it has been. Jed thanks for being so super awesome! I love you tons, and tons. Thanks for always making me laugh my head off and being a SUPER dad! Wow, I'm so crazy in love with you! Dang, I'm one LUCKY girl!

CELEBRATE!

This year it was Jed's year to plan our Anniversary get away ( we trade off each year, and surprise the other one) and we went to, drum roll please...BEAR LAKE. It was both of our first times there. And it was so fun. Bear Lake has much to offer. We got couple massages, went to their Parade of homes (monster cabins!), played a little tennis (Jed is trying to teach me), went to dinner and a play with the Governor :), Went on a tour of Minnetonka cave, and tried to go Jet skiing but the weather would not permit, so yah, we had a fantastic time!

Bear Lake. I loved how there was farm land right up against the beach, how pretty.

We found our dream home there. This picture does NOT do it justice. Oh, and we could totally afford it at a mere 2.1 million dollars! But hey that's furnished. So worth it! In our dreams!

On our way up to Minnetoka cave.

Minnetonka Cave. It was so COLD in there and we were not planning on going here ( we were hoping to Jet ski instead). So Jed didn't have a jacket but we did have this awesome beach towel and don't worry he was wearing shorts too. It got down to 40 degrees. Burrrrr! The formation behind us is called the "three sisters". Water drips from the ceiling to make these formation. It is pretty incredible what water can do.

The depressing "white capes" that were preventing us from our water world of fun.

Dinner and a play at "Pickleville Playhouse" with the Governor. Well not exactly planned. We had no idea he was going to be there until we showed up for dinner and was told we could sit anywhere we wanted. Well, except for upstairs that's for V.I.P.'s only, guest of the Governor. Apparently we are not V.I.P. enough.

This was us waiting on Governor Hunstman to get there so we could eat. We started looking around noticing we were the only ones there under the age of 50 (except for the people that worked there). When the Governor and his BUS load of people got there, they yelled there yee-haws to announce dinner, (yes this was a western cook out) and said that we could come and get our food just as soon as the Governor got his first. Well the old bitter ladies next to us was not happy about that. "He's no better then us." was a comment coming from their table. But low and behold the cowboys came from up stairs (V.I.P. section) and excused us first, Governor Huntsman ate last. Bitter old lady, how ya feelin' now?

After dinner they have a play and it was so much fun. The play we saw was called "Chuckwagon" They did such a great job. We were laughing our heads off the whole time. So if any of you have a chance to go to the "Pickleville Playhouse" DO IT!