Here are some pictures from our honeymoon. We were originally going to go to Palm Springs, CA but since the wreck, we changed it to a resort in Park City. It was SOO much fun. It was the most relaxing time of my life. It was labor day weekend so there was something on main street going on everyday. There were tons of new restaraunts to try and a ski lift that we alone probably funded :)

Our last day in Park City. It was snowing!!!

This random creepy moose on Main Street

(above and below) Riding the ski lift for the millionth time

During the car show, we saw this TINY car with this tiny little boy standing next to it. He was waiting to be judged along with the other cars. It was seriously the cutest thing ever.

When we first got to our resort room
Aaron posing with his cowboy hat at the market

me at dinner

Our resort kitchen

Aaron posing on the bed

Aaron's seductive bending-down-to-get-his-laptop pose

Conference freedom and breakfast

Okay, so I'm FINALLY trying to get some pictures up on this thing. A little bit at a time...but it's coming a long. All of the other pictures are on Aaron's laptop, which he is using to study something about the uses of a esophogogastroduodentiscope....or something...and yes, that's a real word. You'd think they could shorten that a bit but that's ok. Me remembering it was a feat in itself. Anyway, so here's some pictures of conference weekend that we took. It was SO nice. We had the whole weekend to just play and snuggle and sleep without pretty much doing anything else. It was quite funny actually. I woke up really early on Sunday morning in hopes of surprising Aaron with breakfast in bed. He woke up with me going into the bathroom and quickly realized something was up when I never came back. So about the time the bacon was sizzling, he came down and was like "what the heck are you doing?" anyway, so we ended up making a gourmet breakfast together. I made him go back upstairs when we were done and pretend he was asleep so I could give him breakfast in bed anyway. He then came down and we made pancakes on his "man griddle." It was great.