1. I made a way too quick trip to Utah and got back late last night. I took one of my young women for Spring Break to visit her sister who is living with my family... it was fun... but way too quick. I feel bad when I don't call friends when I'm in town...but really there was no time this time... sad but true.
2. While we were there we went to Park City, went to Ogden, celebrated St. Patrick's day (complete with a fully green dinner), took Texas girls shopping for Utah stuff, introduced them to Fry Sauce, went to my sisters church to listen to her talk (where I ran in to my old boss... random), got my hair cut, got moles removed from my face, jumped on the trampoline with baby boy, celebrated my sisters birthday, went out to dinner with my parents, went out to dinner with Jimmy and Sara, went to the scrapbook store, went to Seagull Book to buy a baby gift for a friend,visited MIL and Auntie Jill and Uncle Bob,waited for my brothers mission call that never came... so much to spend a few days with family!
2. The weather was fabulous... beautiful and wonderful the whole time we were there and then Monday it snowed all day... which is fine because then we left and came back to Texas with its 75 degree weather. I know... we're fair weather friends (no pun intended... but funny nonetheless).
3. I got my hair cut while I was gone (like I usually do)... but this time its short. Way short. I've never had hair this short. I didn't have my glasses on so I was a bit surprised when I put them on it and was quite a bit shorter than I thought it would be.... But its hair and it will grow back. And the color was fabulous. So all is good.
4. My husbands birthday is tomorrow. So somewhere between catching up on work and laundry and other fun stuff I have to make birthday magic happen. My husband looooooooooooves his birthday. Its his favorite holiday. Unfortunately it falls in the middle of the week and its a crazy busy week for both of us. So it will be harder to make the magic happen... but have no fear... it will somehow happen.
