First Baby Shower

Our first baby shower was a hit. Our good friends Matt and Heather threw us and our other friends Derek and Regan a combined baby shower. She is due in February and will have her baby in California, and I am due in May and will have the baby in Texas. So we got together before we all leave Utah. It was a couples shower which made it that much more fun. The food was fabulous!! They went all out. They had baby bottle shaped sandwiches, pregnant people bread dip, and so much more. The games were a blast as well. We had to feed the guys baby food and they had to guess what it was. It was actually pretty hard, and from that we decided to not feed our baby that garbage. It was fun to gather with family and good friends. It really became real that we were actually going to have a baby. It's been a very exciting time. And it's only going to get better.

The cards say pregnant CheyAnn & pregnant Regan

Babies in a blanket.

First time trying baby food.

A couple of times it took them forever to guess what it was, so we kept feeding them. So gross!

We had so much fun. And it was the worst flavors.

I'm a pretty visual person, so this game was hard for me.

But once we ate it, we were just fine eating out of a diaper.

Design Studio

I recently had to put together my final project for my portfolio class. It was a branding assignment. I actually had a lot of fun putting my style together. We had to do two different looks, and that was the hardest for me. But I was pretty happy with the results. Here they are.

My favorite advertisement.

Adam's favorite advertisement.

Texas Ranch

I found these pictures and forgot to post them.

This summer we drove out to the family ranch to see it before we left for Africa. It was so much fun, and it happened to be a beautiful summer day. Adam worked on his family's ranch every summer for 6 years. And after we got married, we lived here for a month before we moved to Utah. The ranch is about a half an hour outside of San Antonio, in a very small town called Boerne (pronounced burny). We are planning on living in this same town when we move next year. I love this part of Texas, lots of green hills and not too many people around. The ranch sits on 110 acres, its just rolling hills and lots oak trees and cedar that Adam used to spend months clearing. They have a handful of longhorn cows and while we were out there, we got to see the new calves. They were so cute! It has been a fun place to visit and lots of memories. We miss it.

The Prestidge Ranch

I love this photo. I took it at Nouri the taxidermist's, the day before we left for Africa. The best part is that he wasn't even posing for the picture, I just turned and that is what he was doing.

I love porches

This hangs upstairs by the girls room.

Sweet Sarah feeding the cows

Everyone thinks Texas is dry and flat, but not here, lots of green rolling hills.

This is the view from the highest spot on the ranch.