UPDATE: WE SOLD IT! YAY!!!
It's a maroon 2000 Hyundai Elantra. The miles are around 95,000. We're selling it below the Kelly Blue Book price.
Click here to view the ad on ksl.com
That has a lot of details. If anyone has questions not answered in the ad, let me know.
(BTW, her name is Buffy. She earned it on a snowy day on the freeway in Beaver driving down to my friends wedding.)
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Car for Sale- SOLD
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Our Cruise- Part 2
Day 3 (day 2 of cruise)- Nassau, Bahamas
We really didn't take many pictures and this post will prove it. The second day of our cruise we woke up in Nassau, Bahamas. We just walked around for a bit. Didn't do much shopping even. We weren't in the mood, so we spent most of our time on the ship.
Before dinner we went to "Toy Story- The Musical." It was awesome! We couldn't take pictures of it, but I did find some clips on YouTube if anyone is interested. The set and costumes were amazing!!!
Fast forward past the part with the little boy singing to see the toys.
On this one, fast forward to 4:45 to see the creepy toys.
After the show we had a delicious dinner at Parrot Cay.
Because of my gluten intolerance they had me look at the dinner menu the night before we were going to have it, so the chef could make sure it was totally gluten free for me. On this night there was some sort of a mix-up and they brought me two entrees. Yum! Too bad I hardly had any room for even one.
I love creme brulee! That's one of the things I dreamed about before our cruise. I had it multiple times. YUM!
I can't remember all the little things we did this day, but it was fun! More to come later...
We really didn't take many pictures and this post will prove it. The second day of our cruise we woke up in Nassau, Bahamas. We just walked around for a bit. Didn't do much shopping even. We weren't in the mood, so we spent most of our time on the ship.
Before dinner we went to "Toy Story- The Musical." It was awesome! We couldn't take pictures of it, but I did find some clips on YouTube if anyone is interested. The set and costumes were amazing!!!
Fast forward past the part with the little boy singing to see the toys.
On this one, fast forward to 4:45 to see the creepy toys.
After the show we had a delicious dinner at Parrot Cay.
Because of my gluten intolerance they had me look at the dinner menu the night before we were going to have it, so the chef could make sure it was totally gluten free for me. On this night there was some sort of a mix-up and they brought me two entrees. Yum! Too bad I hardly had any room for even one. 
I love creme brulee! That's one of the things I dreamed about before our cruise. I had it multiple times. YUM!
I can't remember all the little things we did this day, but it was fun! More to come later...
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
I Need Opinions
Sorry, this isn't a Kaylee post or even a cruise post. It's an explanation of what's been keeping me so busy. I've been completely bitten by the crafting bug. I think it's part of the pregnant "nesting" mode, but there's not a whole lot to do to really prepare for my little boy yet, so I'm doing crafts instead. A lot of them. More than I need and I just want to keep making more. So I've decided to sell them at a really great price.
Here's the website:
http://functionalnfabulous.blogspot.com/
I'm now needing my friends and families help. I'm still working on the site (especially at getting better pictures of the projects up), but I'd like all of your input. Let me know what works and what I should change. Also, I'm trying to make the prices good, but also make sure it's worth all the time and money I put into making them. Let me know if any prices seem too high or anything. If you don't want to comment on this post you can email my regular email or functionalnfabulous@gmail.com.
I realize that in the future if this actually takes off I'll want to get a Paypal account and shipping information up there, but for now I'm wanting to keep my prices as low as possible, so I'm doing it this way (that's also the reason I'm using blogger). If anyone wants to order something I figure we can arrange for me to get the item to you and for you to pay me with cash or check. If that's a big problem, comment on that also and I'll look into Paypal and such sooner.
Thanks for everyone's help! And of course, if you want to buy anything let me know. I love making all of these things!
Here's the website:
http://functionalnfabulous.blogspot.com/
I'm now needing my friends and families help. I'm still working on the site (especially at getting better pictures of the projects up), but I'd like all of your input. Let me know what works and what I should change. Also, I'm trying to make the prices good, but also make sure it's worth all the time and money I put into making them. Let me know if any prices seem too high or anything. If you don't want to comment on this post you can email my regular email or functionalnfabulous@gmail.com.
I realize that in the future if this actually takes off I'll want to get a Paypal account and shipping information up there, but for now I'm wanting to keep my prices as low as possible, so I'm doing it this way (that's also the reason I'm using blogger). If anyone wants to order something I figure we can arrange for me to get the item to you and for you to pay me with cash or check. If that's a big problem, comment on that also and I'll look into Paypal and such sooner.
Thanks for everyone's help! And of course, if you want to buy anything let me know. I love making all of these things!
Saturday, May 9, 2009
Friday, May 8, 2009
Our Cruise- Days 1 and 2
Sorry this post has taken me forever to get up. I've been really busy. The cruise was awesome though! I think I'll just tell the basic story with pictures. Maybe I'll break it up into parts because I think it'll be really long otherwise.
We actually didn't take that many pictures. Probably because Joel and I had already been on this exact same cruise 2 years ago for our honeymoon (yep, same ship and everything- it's that good of a cruise).
For anyone who doesn't know, Joel's dad is a professor at Weber State and was going for a conference on the ship. He was able to take a 3rd and 4th guest for half price, plus our hotel in Orlando and transportation from Orlando to the dock would be paid for. Oh, and gratuities. So it was a great deal! After our honeymoon we knew we wanted to go on a Disney Cruise again, but figured it wouldn't be for at least another 10 years because it's so pricey. When this deal came up we jumped at the chance.
I'll try to give you a basic rundown without being too detailed (though I'm sure it'll still be more than most of you want to know)...
Day 1- Traveling
We left early Saturday morning for our flights to Orlando. My mom came and picked up Kaylee (I bawled the night before at the thought of leaving her, but it was for the best) and Joel's brother, Mike, took us to the airport. It was a long day of flying and we arrived in Florida that evening.
Our hotel was in the airport. It was awesome! I loved not having to travel anymore once we landed. Plus, our bus transportation to Port Canaveral left from the airport the next morning, so it was super convenient. Oh, and it was a nice fancy hotel. Here's a picture from our balcony on the 10th floor (you can see the line for the security checkpoint from here):
Day 2- 1st day on the ship
Here we are boarding the Disney Wonder
We got mostly settled in and then had the mandatory drill.
This is one of my favorite parts because I think it's so funny... Joel and I had bunkbeds! Haha! It was actually kind of fun. I haven't slept in a bunkbed in the longest time. Joel had the top (there's no way I could've gotten up and down that ladder with my belly). They were actually really comfortable. Rob and Renae (Joel's parents) kept offering to switch us the queen bed, but we really didn't mind at all.
This picture is for Kelsi. We told her we'd get a picture of a Disney character and she didn't like the picture Joel took of Aladdin on tv, so here's a live one. There were characters all over, but we really didn't take many pictures of them. Probably because they were always surrounded by a long line of kids and it felt a little weird to take pictures of someone elses kids.
We relaxed most of the day. That evening before dinner we went to an amazing Broadway quality show called "The Golden Mickeys." I love Disney!
That night dinner was at Animators Palate. It has black and white Disney sketches all around and throughout the dinner they start to get color. Then towards the end everything becomes very colorful and the servers turn their black and white vests inside out and they're colorful too. Very fun. And good food. Though I did get quite sick at this dinner. The water was really choppy and I hadn't taken anything for sea sickness (to anyone going on a cruise I highly recommend Bonine. That's what everyone else took and they were fine. I forgot to ask my OB about it before going, so I only took Dramamine which made me sleepy).
Does this count as a belly pic?
What about Kaylee, you wonder...
She was having a great time hanging out at Grandma and Grandpa's.
She's such a good girl, she even read the Ensign since it was Sunday.
More to come...
We actually didn't take that many pictures. Probably because Joel and I had already been on this exact same cruise 2 years ago for our honeymoon (yep, same ship and everything- it's that good of a cruise).
For anyone who doesn't know, Joel's dad is a professor at Weber State and was going for a conference on the ship. He was able to take a 3rd and 4th guest for half price, plus our hotel in Orlando and transportation from Orlando to the dock would be paid for. Oh, and gratuities. So it was a great deal! After our honeymoon we knew we wanted to go on a Disney Cruise again, but figured it wouldn't be for at least another 10 years because it's so pricey. When this deal came up we jumped at the chance.
I'll try to give you a basic rundown without being too detailed (though I'm sure it'll still be more than most of you want to know)...
Day 1- Traveling
We left early Saturday morning for our flights to Orlando. My mom came and picked up Kaylee (I bawled the night before at the thought of leaving her, but it was for the best) and Joel's brother, Mike, took us to the airport. It was a long day of flying and we arrived in Florida that evening.
Our hotel was in the airport. It was awesome! I loved not having to travel anymore once we landed. Plus, our bus transportation to Port Canaveral left from the airport the next morning, so it was super convenient. Oh, and it was a nice fancy hotel. Here's a picture from our balcony on the 10th floor (you can see the line for the security checkpoint from here):
Day 2- 1st day on the shipHere we are boarding the Disney Wonder
We had about an hour before our stateroom would be ready, so we ate a delicious buffet lunch and walked around the ship. It was a beautiful day!
We got mostly settled in and then had the mandatory drill.
This is one of my favorite parts because I think it's so funny... Joel and I had bunkbeds! Haha! It was actually kind of fun. I haven't slept in a bunkbed in the longest time. Joel had the top (there's no way I could've gotten up and down that ladder with my belly). They were actually really comfortable. Rob and Renae (Joel's parents) kept offering to switch us the queen bed, but we really didn't mind at all.
This picture is for Kelsi. We told her we'd get a picture of a Disney character and she didn't like the picture Joel took of Aladdin on tv, so here's a live one. There were characters all over, but we really didn't take many pictures of them. Probably because they were always surrounded by a long line of kids and it felt a little weird to take pictures of someone elses kids.
We relaxed most of the day. That evening before dinner we went to an amazing Broadway quality show called "The Golden Mickeys." I love Disney!
That night dinner was at Animators Palate. It has black and white Disney sketches all around and throughout the dinner they start to get color. Then towards the end everything becomes very colorful and the servers turn their black and white vests inside out and they're colorful too. Very fun. And good food. Though I did get quite sick at this dinner. The water was really choppy and I hadn't taken anything for sea sickness (to anyone going on a cruise I highly recommend Bonine. That's what everyone else took and they were fine. I forgot to ask my OB about it before going, so I only took Dramamine which made me sleepy).
Does this count as a belly pic?
What about Kaylee, you wonder...
She was having a great time hanging out at Grandma and Grandpa's.
She's such a good girl, she even read the Ensign since it was Sunday.
More to come...
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Thanks, Oprah!
It really works! Thanks, Paige!
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