Sunday, September 7, 2008
Hey, we're still alive!
Sorry, but Reed and I moved in with my in-laws this last week, and promptly left for a 5 day camping trip. It was fun! We went up to Red Fish Lake and visited his aunt who worked the summer up there. Now that we're back, I have to actually get used to life, totally appreciating the kindness of my in-laws in letting us live with them until we find a house. One small problem is they have dial-up internet. It's quite slow, and I'm not sure I will always have the patience required to blog with this internet connection. I will try to find other solutions so everyone can assured of our existence. :) For now, though, we're just working and enjoying life.
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Life is hectic!
Sorry that I have been negligent in keeping our blog updated. Today, I have come to update you all. Reed and I are in the process of moving, and it's supposed to happen this week! We also got pre-approved for our mortgage this week, so we are just waiting for our realtor to find us lots of houses to look at.
Some sad news I just got today is that my one remaining grandpa died yesterday. This is very surreal to me, because I've never really had anyone close to me die. Anyway, so we will be attending his funeral this Saturday, and in the meantime finding time to move. Sounds like our life is staying the same - running faster than we can keep up! :)
Some sad news I just got today is that my one remaining grandpa died yesterday. This is very surreal to me, because I've never really had anyone close to me die. Anyway, so we will be attending his funeral this Saturday, and in the meantime finding time to move. Sounds like our life is staying the same - running faster than we can keep up! :)
Saturday, August 9, 2008
We met with our realtor today!
Well, the title says it all. We met with our realtor today, a really great guy from our ward. Reed has a calling with him in our ward and felt that he would do a great job for us, which I totally agree with after our meeting today. I'm so excited to start looking for a house! One of the un-fun things about moving though is that our landlady wants to be able to show our apartment while we're living in it, which means we feel pressured to keep it pretty spotless so people coming in don't think we're actually living here or anything. :P Oh well. It's the price you pay, right?
On to more news, Reed will be out of town again this week, not ALL week, but for a few days of the week, which will hopefully mean that I can focus on getting things packed into boxes, because we have approximately 21 days and counting left here.
On to more news, Reed will be out of town again this week, not ALL week, but for a few days of the week, which will hopefully mean that I can focus on getting things packed into boxes, because we have approximately 21 days and counting left here.
Monday, July 28, 2008
32 days and counting . . .
Reed and I have finally decided the time to move has come ~ and we're both very excited! We don't know where we're moving, or what we're moving into, but we are moving sometime in the next 32 days. Just thought we would include you in our news. It seems to be in the Bishop blood lately, as 2 others of Reed's siblings have just recently moved, along with one of my siblings. Why all this moving and tumult I wonder ?!?
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
It's the middle of the week!

So, guess what time it is. That's right folks. Reed is out of town again this week, and so it's time to post a ridiculous picture of him that I normally couldn't get away with but since he's gone I won't get in trouble! Woohoo! :) Really, it just gives me a good opportunity to talk about Reed and distracts me for a few minutes about how much life is really not fun when he's gone.
All right, so back to this picture. Do you know what Reed is guilty of in this picture? That's right, stealing my bag of chocolate yummies called minstrels, instead of giving his full attention to the phone guided tour we were getting of the Britannia! If you notice the slight lump in his left cheek, that would be minstrels. Those minstrels were actually a life saver - we munched on those between meals and probably spent less money that way. Man they were so good.

Here's Reed in Scotland. It's surprisingly green there in the wintertime. Notice Reed with his proper English scarf. He's crazy about that scarf, but when we were in Scotland we got a cooler one that was patterned. Reed loves to travel, in case any of you readers didn't know. I'd be shocked if someone actually didn't know that. This is just a park we found in Scotland right by Edingburgh castle. In fact, I do believe that's the castle above his head.
Okay, one last picture about Reed. This is one of the sports he loves to play.
Who could that mysterious #21 be? That's right. Reed! He loves him
Hopefully, you all have found this to be an insightful post
about Reed and you have all learned a little more about him
and about me. #1. I'm a goofball AND
#2. I LOVE Reed. A lot. Which would explain
why I have so many pictures of him and very few
of myself.
Okey doke. Carry on.
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Family Reunion Time!
So, this past week we have been enjoying 1. Brian and Kamber's arrival from England! Yay!
AND 2. The Bishop family reunion.
Brian and Kamber arrived Tuesday evening around 7 pm. We were there with Reed's dad to see them arrive, and then followed them back to Reed's parents house. We had a nice time visiting with Reed's cousin Tate and her son Zane and Aunt Colleen.
Wednesday, the family reunion was kind of supposed to start, I think, or at least people were supposed to be arriving. I don't think anyone did. Can't remember, but we went over just to visit more with those who were there. And to set up a very large canopy type thingy that people ate under for the reunion. And we went out for blizzards at DQ. Yum!!
Thursday after work we went to the Snake River Stampede where I tried to sneak in fruit snacks in my purse and got caught at the gate and had to THROW THEM ALL AWAY! What a waste!!!! I was very upset. :) Really. The Stampede wasn't too bad, especially since I had a baby all cuddled up to me and sleeping on my shoulder. I love babies. They are so sweet and smell so good. Sorry, that's a little off topic.
Friday we took the day off work so we got to go and play with the rest of the family. We had a picnic in Melba and swimming at Givens Hot Springs, I didn't go, but I heard it was lots of fun. Then we had dinner and made a movie that included all of the family. Fun! And funny. :)
Yesterday was the last day. Reed and I stayed home most of the day to clean our house and get it back up to where it should be since we hadn't been spending much time in it as of late. Later, we went and had dinner with the family and participated in the talent show. It was really neat to see/hear all of the talent that his family had. We had magic acts, piano playing, joke telling, singing, juggling, photography and much more. Overall, a very fun and satisfying reunion because the point of it was realized which was that we spend time getting to know each other more and make memories and learn to love and appreciate each other more and more. I know it was great for me to get to spend time with Reed's siblings and nieces and nephews who live out of town. So, that's what we have been up to this week!
AND 2. The Bishop family reunion.
Brian and Kamber arrived Tuesday evening around 7 pm. We were there with Reed's dad to see them arrive, and then followed them back to Reed's parents house. We had a nice time visiting with Reed's cousin Tate and her son Zane and Aunt Colleen.
Wednesday, the family reunion was kind of supposed to start, I think, or at least people were supposed to be arriving. I don't think anyone did. Can't remember, but we went over just to visit more with those who were there. And to set up a very large canopy type thingy that people ate under for the reunion. And we went out for blizzards at DQ. Yum!!
Thursday after work we went to the Snake River Stampede where I tried to sneak in fruit snacks in my purse and got caught at the gate and had to THROW THEM ALL AWAY! What a waste!!!! I was very upset. :) Really. The Stampede wasn't too bad, especially since I had a baby all cuddled up to me and sleeping on my shoulder. I love babies. They are so sweet and smell so good. Sorry, that's a little off topic.
Friday we took the day off work so we got to go and play with the rest of the family. We had a picnic in Melba and swimming at Givens Hot Springs, I didn't go, but I heard it was lots of fun. Then we had dinner and made a movie that included all of the family. Fun! And funny. :)
Yesterday was the last day. Reed and I stayed home most of the day to clean our house and get it back up to where it should be since we hadn't been spending much time in it as of late. Later, we went and had dinner with the family and participated in the talent show. It was really neat to see/hear all of the talent that his family had. We had magic acts, piano playing, joke telling, singing, juggling, photography and much more. Overall, a very fun and satisfying reunion because the point of it was realized which was that we spend time getting to know each other more and make memories and learn to love and appreciate each other more and more. I know it was great for me to get to spend time with Reed's siblings and nieces and nephews who live out of town. So, that's what we have been up to this week!
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Our night at Starlight Mountain Theatre!

Well, Reed and I were going to try and go out of town this weekend on a little trip for our anniversary. Since that didn't happen, I decided that it would be really fun to go to Starlight Mountain Theatre instead, and so last night we did. We went and saw "Crazy For You", and even though I didn't know anything about the play, or that it also happened to be its opening night, it was AWESOME! I was really impressed. They actually had some really cool dance numbers that looked pretty difficult! I also enjoyed the music, because it was music that I knew, but didn't actually know that it came from this play. Overall, I would HIGHLY recommend going to see this play! It is totally worth it. Reed and I would absolutely go and see it again with anyone who wants to have company.
By the way, they announced while we were up there that Starlight Mountain Theatre is actually having some financial difficulties (because of the fires in their area, patrons have been scared to come) and some of their financers are thinking it should be closed, so they decided that if 5 people buy a brick every night(you know, the ones that sit out in the courtyard of the theatre with peoples names on them) then they will make it. So, I'm making a bid. 1 smallish brick costs $100, and Reed says we can't afford to just throw away that kind of money, but he will let me spend $25, so I'm just wondering, does anyone want to go in on a brick? I am dead serious about this. I like Starlight Mountain Theatre that much. Just let me know, k?
By the way, they announced while we were up there that Starlight Mountain Theatre is actually having some financial difficulties (because of the fires in their area, patrons have been scared to come) and some of their financers are thinking it should be closed, so they decided that if 5 people buy a brick every night(you know, the ones that sit out in the courtyard of the theatre with peoples names on them) then they will make it. So, I'm making a bid. 1 smallish brick costs $100, and Reed says we can't afford to just throw away that kind of money, but he will let me spend $25, so I'm just wondering, does anyone want to go in on a brick? I am dead serious about this. I like Starlight Mountain Theatre that much. Just let me know, k?
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