Shrimp on the Barbie (Q)

Ok, so it wasn't shrimp, it was chicken. But whichever livestock or ocean animal we have chosen to cook, it has come out ever so delectable on our new bbq. My sweet grandpa in his old age has taken it upon himself to give away every material thing imaginable. This goes from fishing poles, tools, furniture, a bbq, and I think he even offered to give us my grandma. He was so nice to give us our cute new RED coleman bbq that goes with everything else RED in our kitchen. We love to burn the fat off of our food while enjoying the outdoors as we cook.

Happy Birthday to my Best Friend

This crazy "a" is Rachel. She is my best friend. Today is her birthday. Happy 23rd Birthday Rachel. You are my dearest, best friend. You were my maid of honor, my favorite roomate, and the best companion (before Dylan) I have ever had in life. I love you Rach, from the bottom of my heart.

Brian Regan

We love car pictures for some reason. These are the most common newly wed pics, the close up self shots. Love it.



Meet Drew and Sarah. Our new fave married couple friends. Crappy pic of Dyl and I, but I wanted to introduce you all to them.

Funny. Dylan and I went to see Brian Regan in concert last Thursday night with another one of our married couple friends. (Yes, we have made friends:) And they are really great too). So we went to dinner, and then to Tuachan, the outdoor ampitheatre here in the lovely Cliffs of Snow Canyon in St. George. We had never been to a stand up comedian before, and it was really great. Lots of laughs, especially from the obnoxious obese man behind us who had to repeat everything Brian Regan said. Gotta love that.

Not for the "Faint" of Heart

Update to the blogging world, I got a new job. I am now a medical assistant for a doctor here in St. George. It is pretty great. I know what you are all thinking, I have no medical experience. Well it turns out, taking anatomy 2 times (yes 2 times) has really paid off. My doctor was willing to take a chance on a poor BYU grad who hated her current job (administrative assistant for a property management company, aka fancy work for secretary). So, I started at my new job 2 weeks ago, and it has been great. LOTS to learn, but really fun. Plus the pay is great, I get vacation days, benefits including dental, paid lunches, and holidays. Plus, it's great.
Except for the other day. I am ok with blood and everything, but there was a certain procedure being done on a female's certain parts that was a little too much for me. I was assisting the doctor, when all of a sudden I looked up and heard "Jessy, Jessy, wake up." Yes, I fainted at work. There was no blood involved. Just a procedure that hit a little too intense (it is not common, it was something I had never heard or seen before). I can't go into details because of all these people getting in trouble at work for disclosing info on the internet, but it was crazy. So here I am, the new medical assistant fainting in the examination rooms. The doctor is probably thrilled he hired such a baby.