Certain parties, you know who you are.

There are certain parties, who shall remain unnamed at this time, who had a crazy idea in his/her/their head(s) that I didn't know how to cook. I am not here to defend or refute this accusation, I am just here to state the facts.

Fact: Lee and I have been married for 22 days.

Fact: Lee has cooked dinner 2-3 times.

Fact: We haven't eaten the same meal twice yet.

Some menu items have included: Dutch oven chicken and potatoes, cheesy broccoli soup, mango fajitas, taco salad, berry pie, scallop potatoes and ham, totally legit penne italiano style, stuffed peppers, and chicken black bean chili.

Well 'certain parties,' what do you have to say for yourself/selves?

Funnymoon

At the risk of being really awkward, I am posting some pictures from our honeymoon. I hope nobody is offended by our touring of church history sites..

Nifty place for dino-fans. They've got some sweet fossilized tracks (much bigger than Lee's hand)

And some fun stuff for kids (AKA us) to do. Like dig for footprints, built your own dinosaur, or the classic rubbings of dinosaurs. The sand was rather hot.

We visited the St. George Tabernacle, had a tour, and the senior missionary was kind enough to take this picture for us.

Brother Brigham's statue didn't have much to say, but we pretended to listen intently anyway.

We found a cool vintage fire truck right across from the fire station.

We went on a little hiking and busing tour of Zions National Park. Here we are with the three Patriarchs.

We found a little cave. Lee climbed inside. I took a picture.

We hiked up to the Emerald Pools. It was really crowded, but that means someone could take a picture for us.

This is me! wading in the river.

Lee sitting by the weeping rock. You can see water dripping around behind him.

Here we are at the park entrance by a big 'ole dream catcher!