Fancy Dinner

So last night Brad and I made homemade lasagna for dinner. My sister-in-law gave me the recipe, and it was sooo delicious. I make dinner all the time, but for some reason lasagna just seems really fancy. I felt so accomplished by the whole ordeal. The recipe does however make a 9X13 pan of lasagna. When there are only two people eating, that much lasagna can go a long ways. Hopefully we aren't sick of it by the time we have finished the pan.

My Fickle Little Wife

So my dear sweet Teri really is the cutest little thing and she is very smart, but she can be very frustrating at times. Not the kind of frustrating that makes you mad but the kind that makes you shake your head and laugh. She puts so much into the smallest most meaningless decisions. For instance she thought that our "about us" description wasn't up to par so she spent a good long while writing and re-writing the description of us. She even wrote a haiku or two. (which I thought was a great idea, and they were pretty good) But in the end she left it blank and handed the computer to me, the guy who didn't write it good enough in the first place!

I don't know what I'd do without her. She makes me smile every day. She is my life. I love her so much!

Spring Break

I have learned that spring break isn't much of a break when you have online classes and have a job.

Homework

Brad is diligently doing O-Chem homework next to me. He whispers to himself while he thinks through the problems. I think it is cute. I should really be doing patho homework or something, but I have been ready to leave the library for over a half hour now. I am definitely done with the homework thing for now. Brad is much more persistent in completing homeowork than I am. Our roles have somewhat reversed in that aspect.
Our favorite place to study on Weber's campus is the library in the institute. Sis. Johnson, the librarian at the institute, is pretty much the most kindhearted person I have met. She provides students studying in the library with afternoon snacks every once in a while and she is always smiling. The library is actually completely desolate right now, and we really need to leave.....so I will start packing up Brad's homework for him.

Happy Valentine's Day!

Today we celebrated our first Valentine's Day as a married couple by going the very place we started our celetial journey together. AWWWW! Yes, we went to the Bountiful temple accompanied by wonderful friends and family. Mom, Dad, Aubrey, Nate, Rex, and Tonya all went with us. Before being spiritually fed, we fed ourselves [physically at Lone Star Steak House. Mmmmmm......and after we enjoyed a wonderful Fahzookie at the Fire House Pizzeria (it's a really good little pizza place in Centerville). All in all, it was a wonderful way to spend our first Valentine's Day.

I love my Teri!!!!!!!!!!

Our New Blog!!!!!!

So we are finally joining the 21st century and are starting a blog! We warn you now, we are not very exciting but we felt so left out on the whole blog movement. So, this may be our first and our last post ever. We hope not. So, until next time.......

That was Teri. I (Brad) am a little more optimistic about our blog. I figure that no matter how boring our lives are at least relatives will feel obligated to read it. And besides I can spin a good yarn (Hooper translation: I can tell stories in a way that makes them seem more exciting than they really are).

Hope y'all enjoy our blog!