Bad grades...

Kenneth has been grading papers all week, which can sometimes be a bit of a challenge. Then I found this on yahoo news and think this grading method may be the answer to all of his problems:

The Keshava's Quilt

I made this quilt a few months ago as a Christmas gift for the family I work for. I think it turned out really cute. :)

Cutest house ever...

So, my sister in law is moving to Milwaukee this month and they really need to sell or rent their house. It is so cute I wish we were in Utah to buy it from them.. But, since we aren't I thought I would pass the news on to the rest of you.

It has 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2,268 square feet. Plus a super great family room downstairs, lots of storage, a nice backyard, and it's is in a great neighborhood.

Here are some pictures:

Please send this link to anyone you know who is looking to buy or rent. I promise if they see it they'll love it!

6 years of bliss :)

Today is our 6th wedding anniversary! I really can't believe how long that seems... In some ways it feels like we have been together forever, while in other ways we feel like newlyweds! But, believe it or not, on December 17, 2003, Kenneth and I were married in the Manti Temple. Here's a look back at that unbelievable day-

The good news is, we are just as happy today -and even more in love- than we were six years ago! Thank you to all of our friends and family who are such good examples to us. You have all taught us everything we know about how to live with and for each other.

Good Morning BALTIMORE!

We had so much fun last weekend with our awesome friends, Mike and Chelsea, in Baltimore. Even though we were only there for 2 days I feel like we did enough to fill a whole week!

Here are some pictures from our adventures:

Enjoying delicious Maryland Crabs:

Visiting Fort McHenry: (*Not Mount McHenry - that would have been a big mistake, and a HUGE detour)

Dinner at Cafe Hon: Super DELICIOUS :)



We also went to the Edgar Allan Poe exhibit at the Baltimore Museum of Art, toured Johns Hopkins University (where Mike is getting his PhD), visited their ward, drove all over town - the good areas and the ghetto, and spent lots of time talking and laughing. Hooray for good friends!

Goodbye old friend

Last week Kenneth and I took our last ride in my cute Corolla. And, while we are so excited for our new car... it is still sad to see our old friend go. It's amazing how attached you get to cars.

Couches?

So, there I was.... minding my own business.... when Kenneth told me that he found something online that he wanted to buy.

Not totally unusual.

Until he showed me this:

In case you can't tell from this picture why it is I am a little freaked out... let me show you the reverse view:

That's right friends. This is a coffin that has been made into a couch. These can apparently be purchased through a website called coffincouch.com.

I have a few questions..

#1 - Who in the world would make a couch out of a coffin?

#2 - Who in their right mind would spend $3500 to buy one?

#3 - Why is no one else concerned that these have apparently actually been recycled?

#4 - What could Kenneth possibly been searching online that would lead him to this website?