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One month in Washington D.C.- What I've learned, pros and cons
Washington D.C.

One Month in Washington D.C.

September 29, 2018

I can hardly believe we have been here for one month in Washington D.C. Time flies when you’re having fun. I looked at the calendar the other day and realized that we only have so many weekends left to explore this incredible city and its surroundings. I have also learned a lot in my time…

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Hurricane Florence is on her way and here is what I did to prepare.
Life

My First Hurricane Watch

September 14, 2018

This week started out a bit tense with my first hurricane watch. Attached to the news, our eyes got bigger and bigger as the Tropical storm in the Atlantic was upgraded to a category 4 hurricane dropping right over the top of Washington D.C. I have never been in a hurricane before and here we…

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Ballroom

Professional Ballroom Theory Exams – Why I Decided to Take Mine

June 15, 2018

Yes, I am a Licentiate in International Ballroom. What, you’ve never heard that term? Well, neither had I until earlier this summer and I have been in the ballroom world for many a year now.  I spent last summer pouring over terms like licentiate, alignment, commence, and penultimate all because I prepared and took my…

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Clothes

Lilacs and Bicycles

May 29, 2018

A new year for me started off with lilacs and bicycles. My birthday this year was filled with a lot of family time, a lot of fun activities, a lot of rain (which I wasn’t too pleased about), a lot of cake and a lot of ice cream. By pure accident, I ended up buying…

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Travel

Antelope Island Day Trip

May 15, 2018

Did you know that when you go to Antelope Island you can find spectacular views of Salt Lake City, camping, hiking, biking, bison, and you even a fresh hamburger? Yes, it’s all there on the island. It had been probably fifteen years since I had been out to antelope island with my family. All I…

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An early spring visit to Red Butte Garden produced the most gorgeous views.
Life

Red Butte Garden on an Early Spring Saturday

May 10, 2018

It was the first warm Saturday in what felt like months, so we decided to make an afternoon trip up to Red Butte Garden. It turned out to be the best idea we had had in a while. For the past few years I keep trying to make it to the Tulip Festival at Thanksgiving…

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Architecture, Interiors

St George Parade of Homes 2018

May 8, 2018

Every February around President’s day, the Southern Utah city of St. George is inundated with visitors from all over to go to the St George Parade of Homes.  Besides all the hype you hear about these homes, it has been a tradition in my family to go on the tour since we moved to Utah.…

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Taggart's Grill. Taggert, Utah.
Life

Taggert’s Grill and First Snow

November 18, 2017

We had some business up in Morgan canyon today so we stopped off at Taggert’s Grill for lunch for an adventure up the mountains. I have been checking the weather all week and sure enough, it was as true on Monday as it was today…SNOW. Today was our first snow of the season.  When it…

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Apple Cider Slushi from Rowley's Red Barn. Santaquin, UT
Travel

Apple Cider Slushi at the Red Barn

October 25, 2017

One of my favorite Fall traditions is heading down to Santaquin, UT and stopping at Rowley’s Red Barn for their famous apple cider slushi. Our family has been enjoying these weird yet incredibly delicious slushi’s for years and this week I was able to introduce Chris to this fabulous tradition. I think he’s sold. After…

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Zion National Park 4-hour guide ~SDB
Travel

Zion National Park: the 4-hour guide

October 19, 2017

Zions National Park Just a hop skip and a jump from St. George, and what I think of as (with no scientific data to back this up) the most popular of the National Parks in Utah, is Zion National Park. It’s easily accessible and with so much to do and see, I think it’s the…

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Me in three sentences

Originally a San Diego girl, now long-term Utahn. I am a Ballroom Dancer, Choreographer, Interior Designer, Furniture Re-finisher, Filmmaker, Fashion Consultant, Food Lover and Party-Thrower. I think summer, tacos and the beach should be year-round thing.

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