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Monday, December 31, 2012

Twenty for Twenty-Twelve

This post concept was stolen shamelessly from my friend Kelly, the delightful indie princess I hope to one day become. The original idea was one picture for every month– you know, like, 12 pictures total. But I am so terrible at consolidating. So here it is.

JAN brady

MLKJ day

FEBby webby

Sarah's [London] bridal shower!

MARsha brady

Orbit commercial.

APE ril

International lovers.
 
mother MAY i

Hiding all the boys' furniture in our room. So worth it.
I forgot this picture ever existed. What a gem.

JEFFERSON. We were so smitten. Best internship ever.

they say when you marry in JUNE...

Our faces are streaked with mud. Ballers.

More internship, but doing real work this time.

Alex Boye. He's British, so kind of a big deal.
JEWEL eye

Merica.

AUGUST rush

Lots of girls get their wisdom teeth taken out so they can look more like me.

"This is the crew– mia familia"

SEPTimus severus snape

Call me Bear Grylls, minus the au natural ice baths and drinking elephant poop.

OCT over

Good news! Hogwarts is real.

NOV– is very very extraordinary; E

BYU women's soccer

Mission call to the San Fernan!

back to DECEMBER all the time

Broadcast Journalism: by definition, the best-looking major on campus

"Rudolph" came to visit this year... I especially liked his sock hooves.

Chattanooga Girls. now; forever.

After the most disappointing apocalypse ever, let's ring out the wild bells. 

Cheers, 2013!

Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Lonesome Polecat and Other Adventures

Our FARM Highlights: Christmas 2011

Chickens! Shortly thereafter Tori and I both discovered the wonders of stinging nettle!

The PUZZLE TO END ALL PUZZLES. We refused to go before it was finished so we stayed up until 12:30 the night before we left. Every time I close my eyes to sleep I am comparing different shades of purple and snapping pieces into place.




Chuck developed the birds-eye technique.


A more accurate depiction of how we felt.
HULU: TV is a luxury I don't make time for during the school year... so in addition to watching the BCS games and Jimmer score his first points for the Kings, this Christmas break we've spent lots of quality time together bonding over Once Upon a Time, I Hate My Teenage Daughter, and Pushing Daisies. (I now own both seasons on DVD. Thanks, Mom!!)
Footie pajamas? Uh... maybe... don't judge.
Farm Fotoshoot. Technically, I invented this with Meg three years ago... but haven't been back to Mississippi in a long time. So this was actually my first time in front of the camera rather than behind it. (True to form... it was still too much work to do my hair hahaha)

Megan 3 years ago. Photographer: Lauren
Megan now. So grown up!! Photographer: Mom.



Oh HAYYY American Eagle
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. This musical sends lots of mixed messages like "Women want honeymoon babies" and "Kidnapping is okay." But we love it anyway. Best line of the entire movie: "Can't make no vows to a herd of cows." Also, this entire song is ONE CONTINUOUS SHOT. Amazing.



Extra plus: Most-attractive brothers Frank, Benjamin and Gideon sing a trio while least-attractive brother Caleb does a ballet axe dance. [I don't know when it happened, but we have them all ranked.]
It doesn't get any better than this, friends.
 Happy Holidays :)