Yang and I were married ten years ago today. Ten! Other than the painful law school years, it's been a wonderful ride. Happy anniversary, Yang.
This is our engagement photo. It was taken in August of 1998. Shortly after, Yang went to Washington DC to intern for a senator, and I went to study abroad in London. We returned two weeks before our wedding.
We were married in the Salt Lake City temple.
We were so cute then, and happy and smiley! We are crusty and ill-tempered now.
Here's to another fantastic ten years together.
Monday, December 29, 2008
Thursday, December 25, 2008
Monday, December 22, 2008
Where do I live again?
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Love actually is. . .
Monday, December 15, 2008
30
30 years.
9 years, 11.5 months of marriage.
10 months of parenting.
1 child.
19 years of school.
6 years living in
23 years living in
1 year living in
10 nations visited.
13 years of part-time/temporary work.
3 years as an attorney.
7 pets.
2 cars.
13 residences.
0 broken bones.
Tuesday, December 02, 2008
Things I learned during Thanksgiving vacation
Yang, Xiao Mei and I spent Thanksgiving with my sister K. She lives a mile away from my high school, so it was fun to go back to my old stomping grounds. (Does anyone still use the phrase "stomping grounds?" If not, I'm bringing it back).
Here is what I learned last week:
1. We like games. Yang and I don't play many games, but my sister and her family are big game people. We had so much fun playing cards, pictionary, scrabble, and a dozen other games I can't remember the names of.
2. XM is a TOTAL mama's girl. I suspected as much, but last week confirmed it. XM had two darling cousins eager and willing to play with her, hold her, walk with her, sing to her, etc, and XM only wanted mom. Ugh.
3. I like turkey. I had turkey on Thanksgiving for the first time in approximately 16 years, and it was great. Thanks for the delicious turkey dinner, K.
4. My 11 year old niece, J, is two inches taller than I am.
5. XM and her cousin, C, are adorable together. (They are the same age and met for the first time).
6. Miche bags are VERY cool. Check them out.
7. Apparently, Yang is a gamer after all. As long as it is Mario Cart.
8. Costco puts cocaine in its pumpkin pie.
9. I am getting old. We walked a 5k Thursday morning, and my butt was sore all weekend. (In my defense, C and I walked an additional 2 miles, up hill, in snow, without shoes).
10. It is always fun to catch-up with high school friends, no matter how much time has passed.
11. Cart-wheels are an acceptable mode of transportation. Just ask my nine year old niece, K.
A big THANK YOU to the C family for hosting Thanksgiving. I hope all of you had a great holiday.
Here is what I learned last week:
1. We like games. Yang and I don't play many games, but my sister and her family are big game people. We had so much fun playing cards, pictionary, scrabble, and a dozen other games I can't remember the names of.
2. XM is a TOTAL mama's girl. I suspected as much, but last week confirmed it. XM had two darling cousins eager and willing to play with her, hold her, walk with her, sing to her, etc, and XM only wanted mom. Ugh.
3. I like turkey. I had turkey on Thanksgiving for the first time in approximately 16 years, and it was great. Thanks for the delicious turkey dinner, K.
4. My 11 year old niece, J, is two inches taller than I am.
5. XM and her cousin, C, are adorable together. (They are the same age and met for the first time).
6. Miche bags are VERY cool. Check them out.
7. Apparently, Yang is a gamer after all. As long as it is Mario Cart.
8. Costco puts cocaine in its pumpkin pie.
9. I am getting old. We walked a 5k Thursday morning, and my butt was sore all weekend. (In my defense, C and I walked an additional 2 miles, up hill, in snow, without shoes).
10. It is always fun to catch-up with high school friends, no matter how much time has passed.
11. Cart-wheels are an acceptable mode of transportation. Just ask my nine year old niece, K.
A big THANK YOU to the C family for hosting Thanksgiving. I hope all of you had a great holiday.
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