Introducing...

...Mr. and Mrs. Anderson!

I hate hair products.

After experiencing the trial run for wedding day hair, this is what I was left with once I took out about 30 bobbypins. I love how the stylist exclaimed, "You have such healthy hair! I'm not use to that, so we are going to have to 'dirty' up your hair with products." Nice.

Different Perspective

What gives?!?

My friend walked out to her sister's car, which she was borrowing for the weekend, assuming it would be able to take her from point A to point B. As you can see, she was wrong. How do people sleep at night? Come to find out, the stolen tires and wheels were relocated off of Craig's List. Crazy!

Growing up can be fun.

My first grown-up kitchen.
My first grown-up living room. Don't miss the furniture that covers the last six decades. Gotta love it!

My first grown-up dining room. :)

Bubbly fun.

Really?!?

Should it be this difficult to get rid of a FREE couch and big, comfy chair?

Confirmation

About an hour ago, I had the privilege of seeing a three hour old baby in all his perfection and being able to welcome him to the world. While I can't remember what exactly I verbalized to him, I know that he amazed me and I was in awe of him. Babies are one of the ways that God reminds me that He is in control and is my Creator. Only Someone that big can create something so wonderful and tiny, caring about every last detail.

CSA Bounty

I'm part of the Cane Creek Farm CSA with a pick-up that takes place every Friday. What you see in the photo is not even half of what I received today. I love being part of the CSA as it helps local farmers, the food is as organic as possible and everything I receive is fresh. Also, I have learned a lot about different kinds of vegetables and how to cook new recipes. You can't buy a tomato like that at the grocery store!

No worries...

...it fades. One of my co-workers gave me this beautiful henna tattoo. She is amazing and shared that while living in India, she entered henna competitions. I'm thinking about doing this on one of my hands for the wedding. The design you see, a peacock, is authentic to Indian weddings which represents love.