Vance planned the honeymoon completely. I had no idea where we were going until we checked in at the airport. I was so excited to go to San Diego...I have never been there. We had both heard great things about it. Here are a few pictures from the trip! Here we are over the ocean. We were on our way to an aquarium. On the dock a fisherman had just caught a small tiger fish. It was so cool.
I wish Vance was in this picture, too. This was the place that we rented kayaks for our cave tours.
After the kayak tour, we were hungry. We ate outside at a restaurant right by the shore. Next to us was a lime tree, and we got to know some fun people who were sitting next to us and were very friendly. They kindly took the picture of us.
We walked along the beach together while the sun was setting. We had ice cream cones too. Again, so cool! One of our days was spent at Sea World. We got to pet sting rays who had lost their "sting." They would swim right along the edges of the pool. It seemed as if they liked being touched by people.
Some type of sharks. I forgot exactly what kind. But they were fun to look at.
We had to see Shamu in all his glory. They had a show titled, "Inspire." Shamu is a killer whale, as we all know, and does lots of tricks. He got the audience really wet. We got a bit wet, but not soaked.
I seem to be posting a lot of older pictures. But I haven't put up very many from all we've taken. Here we are in Wisconsin at the mid-end of July after we were married for a second wedding reception. We went to EAA (Experimental Aircraft Association) one day. It is a week long event in my hometown every year. They have hundreds and hundreds of all types of planes and air shows. It is a big deal! Vance and I took some of my cousins that were in town. (William, Bridget, Me, Vance, Peter, Caroline)
My little brother Peter enjoying a small tank. He knows a lot about planes and World War II. The week or so before Vance and I got married, there was a Murray family reunion. Here we are in Zion's. We hiked to Angel's Landing, which was a big hike. It was fun, though. Here we are with Kayden (not our child, FYI).
We stayed in this house for the week of the Murray family reunion. There was swimming, paintball, ping pong, games, etc.
This was taken the day before I took Ruth Ann, my sister up to BYU-I. We had a week of sister bonding time. Pictured are all my sisters and dearest friends (Kelsey (with baby Jared), Ruth, and me.
Vance and I just got back from a quick trip to Las Vegas for the weekend. We left early Saturday morning, spent the afternoon with Vance's sister Jennifer, brother-in-law Steve, and their four kids. They were good hosts and so kind to us. We went to the BYU vs UNLV game that evening, which was GREAT!! We were in the fourth row and had a good view. We were surprised how many BYU fans there were (seemed to be almost half of all the fans). Before attending church on Sunday morning, we drove to Hoover Dam and saw the incredible construction for a new highway that bypasses the dam. We'll have to post some pictures of the quick weekend. It was a lot of driving for only being in Vegas for 26 hours, but worth it!!
Here we are over the ocean. We were on our way to an aquarium. On the dock a fisherman had just caught a small tiger fish. It was so cool.
I wish Vance was in this picture, too. This was the place that we rented kayaks for our cave tours.
After the kayak tour, we were hungry. We ate outside at a restaurant right by the shore. Next to us was a lime tree, and we got to know some fun people who were sitting next to us and were very friendly. They kindly took the picture of us.
We walked along the beach together while the sun was setting. We had ice cream cones too. Again, so cool!
One of our days was spent at Sea World. We got to pet sting rays who had lost their "sting." They would swim right along the edges of the pool. It seemed as if they liked being touched by people.
Some type of sharks. I forgot exactly what kind. But they were fun to look at.
We had to see Shamu in all his glory. They had a show titled, "Inspire." Shamu is a killer whale, as we all know, and does lots of tricks. He got the audience really wet. We got a bit wet, but not soaked.
Shamu, I love you!
