Happy Thanksgiving!

Lately I have been on a roll in writing on my blog so I decided to keep them coming. I wanted to say Happy Thanksgiving to everyone!!





Jeff and I had a wonderful weekend. We spent Thanksgiving with Jeff's family and had a wonderful dinner all directed by Jan. We had a great time talking with everyone and I had a blast playing with my nephews and nieces.





On Black Friday, Jeff and I surprisingly went shopping. In Utah, Walmart opened at midnight, Kohl's opened at 3am, Target opened at 4am, and Kmart opened at 5am. So Jeff and I decided to wake up at 5:30 am and see what was left. On our way to Kohl's we stopped at Kmart to see if there was a Wii game (NBA JAM) still available and surprisingly it was. There were only three left and Jeff bought it half off for his birthday. Once we hit Kohl's I was expecting the lines to wrap around like it did in California a couple years ago, but it was just a normal line. Jeff and I got a king size down blanket for $25 normally $120, a matching dinning set for 8 people for $60 normally $100 (that wasn't as good of a deal but we needed a dinning set), and a nice wool pea-coat for $50 normally $170. After that I went to Walmart and bought some DVD's on sell for $2, $5, and $9, and 8x10 picture frames for $3 for our wedding pictures to finally hang up. Most of the movies was picked through, but I still bought some good movies and the best part was there was nobody in line. On a normal day at Walmart I am usually stuck in line. Jeff and I went at the best time. At Kohl's a lady behind us was saying she came at 3am and the line was wrapped all the way around the store so she came back at 4am to shop and again at 6am.



On Saturday, Jeff and I went to the Utah vs BYU football game. To be honest, I enjoy watching some football, but I don't get all upset who wins or loses unless I am playing in the game or I am watching a family member playing in the game. So I think I was more upset at the fact I couldn't feel my toes than BYU losing. I have to admit, it was sad, but I think I would have felt the same way even if BYU won...I would be happy, but sad at the same time. Who know's maybe I would have been jumping up and down if BYU won. It is so conflicting.





Anyways.....HAPPY THANKSGIVING! I am grateful for all of you!



This weekend we celebrated Jeff's 27th Birthday. It started on his actual birthday, Nov. 18th and ended last night at midnight with a bunch of friends. On November 18th, I took him out to one of his favorite restaurants, Texas Roadhouse. I think I ate two baskets of those amazing rolls by myself, along with taking a basket of rolls home. :) (Those of you who have been to Texas Roadhouse, understand why!) I bought Jeff a new BYU tie, a belt, and tickets to the new Harry Potter movie. Because it was a school night and we had a ton of school work we decided to wait until the weekend to really celebrate it. On Friday night, I made Jeff dinner, Teriyaki beef strips, and then I took him to go see the new Harry Potter movie. I thought the movie was good and funnier than I thought it was going to be. Jeff just thought it was decent for a Part I movie.  
On Saturday, Jeff and I went to the temple in the afternoon, which was really nice, and then Jeff watched the BYU game at the same time helping me get ready for his Birthday Party. I made Baked Ziti while Jeff’s friends brought over a salad, rolls, and drinks. It was really good. After dinner, we all went laser tagging at Laser Quest and it was so much fun. I surprisingly did better than I thought I was going to do. I felt I was getting shot one after another and couldn’t get a break. 

Jeff’s code name was Harrees (a nickname he received in high school from Beauty and the Beast, “Crazy old Maurice”) and I was Harrees 2.0, I know I am so creative. Our friend’s code names were Master Blaster, The Tank, C-Grizzle, and TeleStar. When we came out of the game, it was snowing huge snowflakes and the roads were a mess. When we finally made it home, we sang Happy Birthday to Jeff and ate cake and ice cream. But the party wasn’t over yet. 
Chris and Crystelle Grant, Drew and Barbara Fuller, and US!  

We played Rock Band for a couple of hours, which I am sure our neighbors loved and then we realized it was midnight. J It was so much fun! I love you Jeff and I hope you had a HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

Diana taught several students in ASUU how to do the thriller dance from the original Michael Jackson movie for their Halloween contest.  Here is the video (they won first place).  Skip to 3:50 seconds to see the dance.  Diana is slightly covered, but she is in the front row in the middle behind "Michael."

Halloween Murder Mystery

Last weekend, Jeff and I were invited to a murder mystery dinner at Dan and Jillian's home in Logan. It was a western/pioneer theme (as you can tell from the pictures) and each of us had a character to play. Jeff's name was Elias Truist-Heath (hence, He lies through his teeth) and my name, Elvira-Lynn Fekshin (hence, I infect people.....). Dan was Wyatt Hertz (Why it hurts) and Jillian was Dee Adela Muerte (Dia De La Muerte, a Mexican Widow). There were two other couples there and there character names were, Butch Chastity, Chief Breaking Wind, P'elvis Swagarin, and Helena Handcart. It was tons of fun, despite the pain I was in. I ended up being the killer, which was obvious from the very beginning.


Here are some pictures of our costumes:
(Dan and Jillian)




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