So I've been bad at posting.
For a minute there I felt like it was pretty vain to constantly post about my life and expect that people would actually want to read about it... but today I got to thinking, if any of you decided that I would be extremely disappointed because I check your blogs as part of my quick morning routine.
Wake up. Make Cary lunch. Check blogs. Get Ready. Tidy up. Off to work.
It's great. And really the blog is to keep track of myself since I don't journal regularly anymore.
So here's a bit of my last two weeks.
Pretty much I spent one week making 4 baby blankets. My sister in law, and 3 of my mac grill besties are having/had babies.
It's Jen's 5th boy... so I decided to stray from the traditional blue.
I got a sewing machine for christmas and it does all sorts of awesome stitches. Snowflakes for this blanket.
That's a rose design fleece/soft and comfy fabric on the back. Bad lighting. Very cute.
Yup, my friends are all having baby girls... all due about a month apart. It was a lot of fun to get into sewing again. And now, I've opened a can of worms and have 4 more to do :)
Also, it was Valentine's Day this past week.
And I usually don't care to make a big deal about it, but it was the first year I've actually had a valentine! (Last year doesn't count, because my valentine was on another continent... and yes I didn't time my previous boyfriends well... don't judge)
Anyhow, we had decided to celebrate on tuesday because we both have tuesday off. But Cary made me a delicious dinner on monday and did Insanity with me!
What a perfect Valentine. He sure knows what I like :)
(For those of you who don't regularly watch workout info-mercials... click here to learn about the best workout I've ever done)
Tuesday we went to the roof! I've wanted to check this out for years. It's a restaurant on the top of the Joseph Smith Memorial Building in downtown SLC, with a gorgeous view of Temple Square....
I mean you're practically dining with Moroni.
Since I forgot my camera in the car... here's some strangers enjoying their meal there... our experience was just as enjoyable!
