New Year Celebration at Borders.
Uncle G and D taking a nap.
P. wants to do it by himself, of course. At least he got which side of the spoon thingy was for pb, and which one was for jelly.
My childhood friend, Amy, and her family on the day of their little one's baby blessing.
She was also my Maid of Honor.
On our way to carol to the Firemen
A.'s parents knew the right thing to get him.
Me and my wonderful husband!
Me and my brother, "uncle G," who flew in from Utah to be there.
I really wish I would have taken pictures of all the friends who went there that night. But I was too busy talking to them to think about my camera. Hopefully I'll get some pictures from my family. Like the one where A. and I were blowing out our b-day candles. Oh, and my friend Amy was there with her family. She was my best friend when I was little, and also my maid of honor. And a friend from high school, and some friends from Davis, etc. My mom was thoughtful in inviting my best friends who would most likely not be able to come, and I'm glad to know that she invited them anyway. There were a couple of friends who, sadly, weren't invited, but I guess that's bound to happen when you don't make your own guest list! I'm thankful for all the effort, time, and money, my mom put into all of this.
Getting ready to leave for the surprise party my mom ended up throwing for me!
That's me with my college roommate, Lorelei. We lived in the "Spanish House" together in the Foreign Language Housing , although it was actually an apartment, and she wasn't in my actual room with me. :)
I felt so special that they would drive sooo long from Eureka to come celebrate my birthday. (Itamar also lived in the Foreign Language Housing, but in the "Portuguese House.")
Me and A. with my oldest brother and his wife.
Me and my brothers (the oldest is on the right, and then my younger brother is on the other side of me, and then my youngest brother is in the far left of the picture).
