- In January Josh turned 25. And we celebrated MLK day in style.
- We played games in February. And I realized the true identity of my boss.
- In March I learned a shocking fact about my husband and that my grandpa had an opinion about Mr. Sellers. And we played at the playground.
- April brought Earth Day, taxes, my 24th birthday, and General Conference.
- May is when I started stalking the Falcons. And of course we remembered all the moms. We took our first camping trip of the summer and shopped at Walmart (like we always do) and didn't buy coupons (when I read that back it just sounds smarter and smarter - who BUYS coupons?).
- In June we went to Montana and lived in hotels and tried to decide whether or not to move. Josh had an asthma attack.
- 4th of July we celebrated sans fireworks. The rest of the month we lazed around on Sunday afternoons. Celebrated our 3rd anniversary and "grew" a garden. We went to Bear Lake and Joe's Valley with family. And at the end of the month Josh's father died.
- In August we officially decided not to go to Montana. We camped at Alexander Lake and had some good days. I even cooked buffalo.
- September was a big month because we used up a spice, celebrated Yom Kippur, went to the temple, watched the sheepdogs, figured out who that guy was, and enjoyed our own tiny miracles.
- October I got an award, got lost in my own neighborhood, paid for Yom Kippur, made fun of the vacuum salesman ("goosh! goosh!"), walked in the park and I took the lead in the lifelong snowball fight.
- November was all about Arizona, enjoying our ward, & watching movies. We blessed Thomas, expressed our gratitude and took pictures of ourselves.
- Of course December brought Christmas. We fought the weather, went to a concert, watched while Thomas rolled and napped.
A pretty dang good year if you ask me.
