On Father’s day Josh dropped me off at the airport for my flight to
Utah. I was able to spend the day with my family and cousins at my grandparents
for Father’s day. It was so good to be with everyone. As much as I love Seattle
it can get hard because I don’t see people I know very often. I am so glad I
have Josh, Lisa and Oliver though. That night I drove to Blackfoot, Idaho to
teach a dance camp for the next 3 days alone. The drive was actually really pretty!
I enjoyed being with the team and loved seeing them progress throughout the
week.
Thursday was my parent’s birthday. Yes they have it on the
same day; its actually really convenient. My mom and I went to breakfast with
her parents and sisters to The Pancake house. That afternoon I made an
appointment for my mom and I to go get massages and then we went to get sushi
for lunch. Later I picked my dad up at the airport with my brothers and we went
out to dinner. Since we were on a roll with the whole eating out thing we decided
to finish off the night with some frozen yogurt. It was a pretty eventful, jam
packed day! It all ended when we saw that Miami won the championship. How
disappointing.
Friday all of us went to a fun little consignment store that
was going out of business. Everything was 50% off! I definitely used that to my
advantage and bought some décor for the house that Josh and I don’t even have
yet. Ha We stopped for lunch and headed over to my grandmas pool to enjoy the
sun. I can’t believe how hot Utah is right now.
The rest of the night we spent up Millcreek canyon for
Jenni’s wedding reception. She is a good friend of our families and it was the
most beautiful wedding. It was really fun to see all of my old friends and
family.
Saturday morning rolled around and Olivia, Karli and I went
for a run. We planned on doing 6 miles but shortly realized after about 2 miles
we were done. How embarrassing. The rest of the day was pretty relaxing. I
choreographed a whole dance for another camp I am teaching in August and
learned the dances I will be doing for Regional camp at UVU in Orem this
Monday-Wednesday.
Every night I talk to Josh I ask him what he found to eat
for dinner. He either says eggs and beans or turkey and cheese. I feel so bad
for him but he loves that kind of food.
I had told him before I left that I would put together crock pot meals
in the freezer he could throw in every night. He said he would be just fine
without it. I guess we can’t all appreciate gourmet meals. Josh is so great and
very independent. I don’t worry about him because he manages just fine on his
own. The only problem is I really miss him. This will be the longest we have
been apart since we’ve been married.
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