After we picked up Josh, got home, and put the kids to bed we got a movie from Red Box. It was some movie called Like Crazy. It sounded really good and had great potential but it turned out to be a dud. I usually love most romantic type movies that take place in London, half of this movie took place there but it was sill a dud. The idea was good but they didn't really do anything with it. It did reinforce in me that I really really want to live in London some day. It saddens me at times that we are not even close to that goal but I feel so strongly that we need to that I know we somehow are taking the right steps to get there.
Saturday we made root beer. I wanted to do something fun that we hadn't done before. I saw Hires root beer extract at Day's and had to make it.
After two days of celebrating, today was finally the day, Lou's birthday! I made Lou a yummy breakfast of pancakes and bacon. I had to go practice for a duet I was playing in Sacrament meeting and then had an appointment with the bishop so the morning was a little busy. (I got another piano calling so now I am primary pianist and ward choir pianist haha) Lou said the closing prayer in Sacrament so between that and my piano piece it was a fun Sacrament meeting for Lou.
After church Kira and I made a yummy marble cake for Lou. We had a dinner of steak, fries and salad. It was yummy (Lou made it, he is the steak maker in our family). We had our neighbors/friends Mike and Maegen and their daughter Aneesa over for Lou's cake. It was really fun having them over. (yay we were social with people in our neighborhood).
Overall I think Lou had a fabulous birthday weekend. I'm just happy to have Lou in my life. He is seriously the greatest guy for me.
3 comments:
I've never made root beer before-- how fun!
Now I'm super sorry that we couldn't take Kira off your hands Friday night. :( I had no idea you were celebrating Lou's bd. Glad you had lots of fun things planned for him though.
And I am still envious of your BYU Creamery Ice Cream. Of the many things we missed when we moved to SLC was The Creamery.
I became a huge fan when I first went to BYU in 1956, then later living in Provo. If I remember correctly, it was called BYU Dairy then. There actually was a dairy farm on BYU property, again, if I remember correctly.
Your Grandma and Grandpa were customers when they moved to Provo in 1959-1960.
I loved their ice cream, sherbets, bread, milk and
juice that came in glass jugs with handles. Even after moving to SLC we still went there on visits to my Mom (your Grandma) in Provo, not far of course from where you now live.
Ah, SWEET memories..
I love that you celebrated the whole weekend! I am all about big birthday celebrations. Woo hoo!
For some reason I've never tried Thai food, but I really want to someday! I'm cracking up about what Kira wrote in her journal...too cute! :)
I didn't know that you want to live in London someday! That would be SO amazing. Wow. Maybe I would come visit you!
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