Mike & Camille +2
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Valentine's, Skiing, what more could you ask for?
A lot has happened in a short amount of time! Here are a few pictures to help catch you up...
On night when I had work, Mike decided to go bond style with his buddies when playing laser tag. Above is his really good friend from the dorms, Matt...they do a lot together and sometimes I forget that Matt isn't technically a part of the family :)
Then when he had a ten hour day at the YMCA I got together with my good friend from the dorms (and after and forever), Sharon, and since it was soon to be Valentine's Day, we made some sugar cookies. They turned out great and tasted wonderful (thanks Marjorie for the recipe).

Then when Mike and I celebrated Valentine's day I had the biggest and best surprise. Mike had dinner/lunch ready when I woke up after working, and for my gift he had scrapbooked our wedding! And he did such a good job! He had help writing the words on the front sheet from our sister, Tamar, which we really appreciated...thanks Tamar! It was wonderful and I completely loved that day. Oh, and yes, he has amazing taste when it comes to flowers as well :)

Then this week we were able to hit the slopes and do some amazing skiing with his brothers, dad, and sister. It was a lot of fun! I was able to ski...and I was a little rusty since I haven't done that since eighth grade, but it was fun and I want to do it again! I was glad Mike hadn't skied for a while so we could relearn together :) Thanks for letting us go with you guys!
Afterwards, on our way home with Mike's little brother, Ryan. So that's it! We're doing good and living life! Hope everyone else it good and is having a great day!
Thursday, January 28, 2010
1/2 a Year and Counting!
Wow...6 months! Does time always fly by this fast? It's amazing how much has happened and how it feels like I have been married forever! I can't imagine life without my wonderful husband, and I hope I never have to live without him again. There are many reasons I was drawn to this hunk, but below are listed just a few...
Reasons I love him:


2.His desire to stay connected with family
(we watched American Idol with his brother Jason via iChat on his Mac)
Reasons I love him:
1. His amazing sense of fashion
2.His desire to stay connected with family
(we watched American Idol with his brother Jason via iChat on his Mac)
:) I really do love you honey :)
Thursday, January 14, 2010
No...we're not dead quite yet
"Life is good, life is great, life is unbelievable!"
During nursing school my study buddy and really good friend, Kassie Burton, would sing this clip from a song to me all the time (often it was when I'd start freaking out and she'd be trying to calm me down and tell me I wasn't going to fail at life, and nursing). And I believed her, thank goodness. Every now and again I'll find myself singing this phrase to myself and smile, knowing that it is very true.
Life is unbelievably great/good right now for Mike and I. In December I was called off a lot and one week I was only able to get in 6 hours. While that stunk quite a bit, we were just grateful for the knowledge that come January I would not be called off as much because I have moved from the Resource Pool to a full time night position. Its great! I haven't been called off yet! :) The only down side is that now I have no excuse to be as lazy :(
The holidays were a happy time for us...we were able to go to my home, Jerome, and spend some time with my family. Haha, we spent more time with them then planned due to work calling me off (along with three other nurses, so I was NOT going to be going into work that night), and my mom saying she'd pay for our gas if we would turn around and came back. Thanks Mom!! It was so fun and good to be around family again. I left poor Mike alone most of the time while I went and helped my Mom pack up her home so that when they get off their mission they can move into something smaller. The yard and everything was just too much of an upkeep without my Dad's help. It was sad for all of us to see the home my Dad built from his own two hands with much sacrifice, his own sweat, tears, and literal blood, be packed away, but after seeing the hassle of it from the last two summers and how easy the condo in Salt Lake is...well, could we complain? Besides, it's staying in the family for now, which couldn't make me happier! I can't part with it fully quite yet. The home I was born and raised in, with all the memories...
Above I said "poor Mike"...Ha! He didn't have too shabby of a time either so don't feel too bad for him! He had brought down our Wii so my neices and nephews could play with it and it was so cute to see how much they worshiped him and would do basically ANYTHING so that they could play the Wii. All Mike had to do was say, "Heidi, what do your boys need to do for you before they can play?" And they would all scatter to tidy up the house inorder to play. Its fun to see him have so much fun, and all my neices and nephews aren't satisfied if its just me anymore. They always ask, "Where's Mike?" Even little Emily who is hard to win over and was very sassy towards Mike before this trip has warmed up to him and now his name is in her limited vocabulary. When we came back after I was called off work, we walked into their house and Emily said, "Mike?" It was really cute and made Mike's day, along with the fact that she will now give him hugs (these are rare from this cute 2 year old).
Unfortunately we don't have any pictures, but it was a fun trip. My amazing mother was able to push hard and get mostly everything done and put in storage before they headed back to Salt Lake. While down there we were able to see little Miles and Sophie be blessed and boy! What cute kids! The Bingham gene must not be dominant, becasue all of Marjorie's boys look very Meservy, and Valerie's kids look very Cook! It'll be interesting to see what Mike's and my kids will look like, whenever that time comes. And No Marjorie...I'm not pregnant! I know you'll immediatly think that and call me unless I clarify :) Anyways, hope everyone is doing well and that you all had as good of holidays as Mike and I!
Till the next month! (But I really will try to be better at posting sooner then that...we'll see)
During nursing school my study buddy and really good friend, Kassie Burton, would sing this clip from a song to me all the time (often it was when I'd start freaking out and she'd be trying to calm me down and tell me I wasn't going to fail at life, and nursing). And I believed her, thank goodness. Every now and again I'll find myself singing this phrase to myself and smile, knowing that it is very true.
Life is unbelievably great/good right now for Mike and I. In December I was called off a lot and one week I was only able to get in 6 hours. While that stunk quite a bit, we were just grateful for the knowledge that come January I would not be called off as much because I have moved from the Resource Pool to a full time night position. Its great! I haven't been called off yet! :) The only down side is that now I have no excuse to be as lazy :(
The holidays were a happy time for us...we were able to go to my home, Jerome, and spend some time with my family. Haha, we spent more time with them then planned due to work calling me off (along with three other nurses, so I was NOT going to be going into work that night), and my mom saying she'd pay for our gas if we would turn around and came back. Thanks Mom!! It was so fun and good to be around family again. I left poor Mike alone most of the time while I went and helped my Mom pack up her home so that when they get off their mission they can move into something smaller. The yard and everything was just too much of an upkeep without my Dad's help. It was sad for all of us to see the home my Dad built from his own two hands with much sacrifice, his own sweat, tears, and literal blood, be packed away, but after seeing the hassle of it from the last two summers and how easy the condo in Salt Lake is...well, could we complain? Besides, it's staying in the family for now, which couldn't make me happier! I can't part with it fully quite yet. The home I was born and raised in, with all the memories...
Above I said "poor Mike"...Ha! He didn't have too shabby of a time either so don't feel too bad for him! He had brought down our Wii so my neices and nephews could play with it and it was so cute to see how much they worshiped him and would do basically ANYTHING so that they could play the Wii. All Mike had to do was say, "Heidi, what do your boys need to do for you before they can play?" And they would all scatter to tidy up the house inorder to play. Its fun to see him have so much fun, and all my neices and nephews aren't satisfied if its just me anymore. They always ask, "Where's Mike?" Even little Emily who is hard to win over and was very sassy towards Mike before this trip has warmed up to him and now his name is in her limited vocabulary. When we came back after I was called off work, we walked into their house and Emily said, "Mike?" It was really cute and made Mike's day, along with the fact that she will now give him hugs (these are rare from this cute 2 year old).
Unfortunately we don't have any pictures, but it was a fun trip. My amazing mother was able to push hard and get mostly everything done and put in storage before they headed back to Salt Lake. While down there we were able to see little Miles and Sophie be blessed and boy! What cute kids! The Bingham gene must not be dominant, becasue all of Marjorie's boys look very Meservy, and Valerie's kids look very Cook! It'll be interesting to see what Mike's and my kids will look like, whenever that time comes. And No Marjorie...I'm not pregnant! I know you'll immediatly think that and call me unless I clarify :) Anyways, hope everyone is doing well and that you all had as good of holidays as Mike and I!
Till the next month! (But I really will try to be better at posting sooner then that...we'll see)
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
DISNEY WORLD!!!!...the happiest place on earth :)
Rob and Tamar's desert one evening. Can you say extreme s'more?
Riding in the teacups with Justin. We went fast! :)
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