My life is gonna change real soon....

......for the better. A lot of you probably already know, but I am PREGNANT! It is still not real to me yet. I can't believe I have someone growing inside me. It truly is a miracle. And I cannot wait to meet this little person in exactly 26 weeks! He/she will arrive on April 19th. Jon and I both have feeling its a boy, but we will find out for sure next month. Can't wait! We will keep you updated!

Our little Sour Patch Kid. 9 weeks.

Kenzi's Bridal Shower

This past weekend I was in Vegas for Kenzi's bridal shower. We had it at my mom and dad's house and it was school teacher themed because Kenzi is a Kindergarten teacher. The decorations, food, games, etc were so cute. It might have been the cutest bridal shower I have ever been to. Of course, there was a song and a dance performed by the one and only me, Whitnee, JayCee, Sloan and Shea. We sang and danced to the Jackson 5 ABC's to go along with her themed party. It was absolutely hilarious. We all dressed up like different kinds of teachers. Shea was the sexy teacher, Sloan was the P.E. teacher, I was the dorky 2nd grade teacher, JayCee was an old lady teacher, and Whit was a music teacher. It was freakin funny and I think Kenzi throughly enjoyed it. Kenzi had a great turn out and it was so fun to see everyone. Here are a few pics. Enjoy yourself.

This pic tops all the other pics.






The women who made this party happen. Are they not the best looking ladies you have ever seen??

JWAK IS IN THE BUILDING!!!


The girls


All the girls that attended BYUI. GO VIKINGS!!!

Becoming a True Ute

Sunday afternoon, Jon and I took a little drive up Cottonwood Canyon. We packed a lunch and decided it would be fun to eat in nature. How much does that not sound like me?? And it was my idea. We drove up there in the bug with the top down and let the wind blow through our hair. It was so pretty and all the leaves were changing color. I LOVE FALL! It is my 2nd favorite time of the year! The smells of pumpkin spice and holiday food make me feel so happy inside and get me so excited for the upcoming holidays! I have actually really enjoyed living in Utah and all that it has to offer. Sometimes I can actually see myself ending up here....sometimes.

Keeping our Gatorades cold by putting them in the river! Good idea Jon!

Pretty place where we decided to picnic. Good idea again Jon!

Ranger Jon

Why are we so cool?? I don't know, we just are.

Jon thought he heard a bear


Jon got a excited about the zoom button. He was so upset this pic didn't turn out because he knew it would of been a good one.

NATURE FREAKSSSS!!!!!!

Pretty fall leaves!!!

Letting the wind blow through our hair

STATE FAIR

On friday night, we went to the Utah State Fair in downtown Salt Lake. Fairs are always interesting to go to and if you love people watching, this is the place. I have to say that I was not impressed with the selection of people this year. They were a little bit classier and decided to step it up a notch, but we still did see some of the most WT people on earth.

Classic car pic. On our way to eat at Famous Daves, which is where all the fat people in Utah go to eat. No one was under 300 pounds. I felt disgusted with myself after.

Jon posing with the pigs at the fair. This pig was huge! and please look at his balls.

I think his tractors sexyyyy


Who knew there would be tigers at the fair??? Classy.

Jon enjoying his delicious fried Snickers. They are realllllyyyyy healthy for you.

Drinking my $5 lemonade that was not cold. As you can tell by my annoyed smile.


SEE YA NEXT YEAR UTAH STATE FAIR!!!!

Obsessed

I have an obsession with Port of Subs more than any other place there is to eat on this planet. When I walk in there I get the greatest feeling in the entire world and I want to eat the house down. Their mayo/mustard combo is the best combo ever created, better than peanut butter/chocolate, peanut butter/jelly, ketchup/mustard, etc. I hate more than anything in the world that they don't have one here in Salt Lake. It literally infuriates my insides. I would eat there everyday if I could, and I pretty much did when I lived in Vegas. I am looking through my wallet and see that I have a free sandwich on my Port of Subs stamp card and I am looking forward to the day where I get to enjoy my delcious #13 (turkey and pastrami) with smokey cheddar cheese instead of provolone on sour dough bread with extra mayo/mustard, tomato, onion, pepperoncini's, vinegar, salt, pepper and oregano. Accompanied by jalapano chips and a large diet coke w/ lemon. Hopefully that day will come soon.....or I might blow my head off.

Vegas & California

This last week Jon and I went to Vegas and California. We both took a week off of work and it was the best thing we've ever done. We got to Vegas late friday night and early the next morning Jon left for California to see his fam and I went to lake mead with my parents and the Villamor fam. It was such a great weekend in Vegas with everyone. Monday morning I drove up with Jon's sister to California. We spent 4 days there with Jon's family. It was so fun to see them. On friday we headed back to Vegas for the weekend. This was a very much needed vacay and I hate coming back to reality schmeality.

Jon and his two bros

Totes chillaxin with Jenny (Jon's sister)


Manhattan beach

Looking for seashells


Dason made me a sand wall

Just chatting with my new friend I met at the beach...Patrick.


VENICE BEACH! by far the strangest people in the world reside here

This girl/boy was so serious about her/his dancing

Jon tried to be really artsy with this photo

Jon's bro Ryan

Ryan really wanted to take a car pic

We love our car pics...and always remember to wear your seat belts!

Eating din din with the Anderson fam

midvale is where its at....

I will have to admit that I have grown a special place in my heart for the good old city of Midvale. We do live around some very special (and by special I mean old and ghetto) people, but that makes things a lot more interesting. Midvale had a big celebration for their city at the park right next to our house. They had the "Beatles" perform, funnel cakes, cotton candy, and all the fried food you could think of. One thing I do love about Utah is that everyone here always so proud of where they live and it seems as though they always have some reason to have a parade. I have never seen so many parades in my life. We also had a block party this past week. Who still has block parties??? We didn't attend this party, but now I'm kinda wishing we did. I feel as though I need to get more into the Midvale spirit. Here are just a few facts about this city that the Andersons reside in:


1. Midvale has a population of 27,029 people.
2. There are 82.44% White, 1.18% African American, 1.29% Native American, 1.85% Asian, 0.58% Pacific Islander, 9.96% from other races, and 2.71% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 20.77% of the population.
3. The median income for a household in the city was $40,130, and the median income for a family was $43,322.
4. 25.8% under the age of 18, 16.7% from 18 to 24, 31.8% from 25 to 44, 16.6% from 45 to 64, and 9.0% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 28 years. (I was actually suprised by this one, I thought they were a lot more old people, maybe its just our street that has the 9.0%)
5. Midvale City began as a center of mining and industry. Pioneer families began arriving in 1851 to start the settlement, which blossomed in the 1870s as a result of mining in Bingham Canyon and the coming of the railroad.


This weekend was a total chill weekend. We ate, slept, hit up the gym, ran errands and watched movies...my kind of weekend.

Heading to Outback to enjoy their delicious bleu cheese wedge salad, steak, and garlic mashed potatoes. Mmmmmm get in my belly immediately.

Boi u b so hawt