It's been a while since I've posted, so let me catch you up on the past month or so of my crazy busy life...
Row 1: Lindsey Bird is now a Graham! The ceremony was at The Cathedral in downtown Denver.
• The reception was at the Manor House in Ken Caryl, Colorado. Every person in the
wedding party was stellar and we had a blast celebrating and supporting the marriage of our
good friends, Lindsey and Karl.
• These two little lads are Karl's cousins. Check out those suits and bowties! Very
J. Crew-ish of them.
• Here are Lindsey's sorority sisters plus me and one of the groomsmen. Britt had a good
time but peaced out early due to the lack of hip-hop jams. You know how she is ;)
Row 2: For Lindsey's bridal shower, Britt got this awesome dress hanger custom made. Best gift
ever. Find it on etsy.com.
• Here is the bride and her little bro, Greg. Watch for him in the baseball world. The draft is
in June so wish him luck! Unfortunately, we couldn't drink before the mass so this had to
wait until later.
• The weekend after the wedding was Mother's Day. I ordered this notepad from Pinhole
Press -- check out their site, they have so many awesome gift ideas like photo books, cards,
calendars and day planners.
Row 3: Colorado has been acting quite Portland-ish as of late, which made for a gorgeous Flatirons
photo-op. Shout out to Austin (a medical student stud, expert climber, Britt's man-friend
and my good amigo and personal Aurorian security guard) who ventured up there with us.
• Kallgren Dermatology always sends their medical assistants off in style which means that
we enjoyed lots of margs and guac at the best hole-in-the-wall Mexican restaurant in
Boulder. This booger is Max and his mother is Cathy who is my inspiration and the best
dermatology PA ever. There's a little glimpse of her head in the background.
• Saying goodbye to the three musketeers, Devin, Eliza and Ethan, was tough--I've been
their nanny (glorified babysitter) for the past 2 years. I'm passing the reins offs to Brittany
for this one!
Row 4: Boulder just installed these bikes on Pearl Street. These shiny red wheels are available to
rent cheaply and would be so fun to take out for a summer afternoon of shopping and a
picnic! They also have this system in Denver and am looking forward to exploring the city
with Britt when she comes down to visit!
• Rockies games are a summer essential. Sammi D. would second that for sure! Nothing
can beat $4 rock pile tickets.
• We are excited to go see the Pirate exhibit at the Denver Museum. Have you been?
• Party at Flatirons Church--so typical. Can't wait for Shine! Watch the video below to see
the annual prom we throw for those who are marginalized in our community.
Shine 2010 Recap from Flatirons Community Church on Vimeo.
I'll try my best to post more, but I can make no promises. I start PA school next Thursday--I'm both excited and terrified. Luckily, Austin has been such an encouragement and reminder that 1. I'll survive and 2. It is possible to live a balanced life.
