6 years ago today. . .

 

 

 

 

Dearest husband of mine,

I blinked and six years has gone by. It seems like just yesterday I (yes just I, because let's be honest you didn't have to do more then show up) was planning the biggest day of my life. . . so I thought, however it was just the beginning. We began our careers, bought a house, got pregnant and had two babies and life has taken off. There is never a dull moment in this household. I love you today more than I ever knew possible. You are the most amazing father, husband and best friend a girl could ask for. Thank you for working so hard so that I can be home with the kiddos. I love that you make me laugh, I love that we miss each other when we are away, I love that you still hold my hand, I love that you never stop playing with my hair or rubbing my back even when you are about to fall asleep, but most of all I love the way you love me and our babies. Cheers Apa to six years and many more to come.

Love you more. . .

Mrs. Ali T

An overdue celebration. . .

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A little toast to a beautiful amazing mama and wife, Mrs. Erica Henry. A few weeks back some of the girls got together to celebrate this very special lady. We started with a fabulous picnic and then proceeded to have way too much fun hitting up the wineries in Woodinville. Always a treat spending the day with the ladies!

Mazama

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

We headed out for a L O N G car ride to Mazama,WA. A tiny little town about 20 miles past Winthrop. A house full of family in our wooded cabin get away. Five days of swimming, hiking, shopping, exploring, big meals, treats & sweets, and of course adult beverages after the four babes went down.

We had a blast. Girls got to have a day of wine tasting and shopping. Boys had a day of golfing and a brewery visit. And although I felt like we needed a vacation from our vacation when we got home because the little people of mine were up every day at the crack of dawn and naps were at a minimum, we still enjoyed our adventure. So much so that Grandma Georgia was already planning the next trip on this trip!