DateNight: Shakura

Show me someone who HATES hibachi and I will show you someone I am no longer friends with!!!!

I LOVE hibachi. 

L-O-V-E

LOVE it. 

Its dinner & entertainment all wrapped into one. Plus who doesn't love getting food thrown at their face? I know I DO!

Can you tell that ADAM loves opening my door?

+ their noodles are sooooo good
+ you get to meet totally weird people you would never talk to
+ its delicious
+ you feel fancy for not that much money!

- I ate all my noodles before my steak was done

- Our chef had a funny name, and he wasn't Japanese.

♥ theMRS.

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#NSLS

WE SURVIVED!!!! 

One the [best/hardest/most rewarding/tiring] part of my job is working events. They are SOOOOOOO fun and sooooooo stressful and require a lot of planning. The US Events team does a great job of making sure that there is enough entertainment for the distributors and employees to balance it all out. 

In June we have a couple thousand people head to Provo to attend a leadership training event. IT was a BLAST! My team was in charge of maning registration, corporate headquarter tours and the retail store. Somehow with the dedication of everyone we made it through. 

 

& the street party was awesome, as you can tell by my amazing snow cone!

YUM!

♥ theMRS.

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another Pinterest Fail?

I think NOT!

Do you Pinterest?

 I do... SEE me and all my amazing domestic dreams HERE. 

One of the things I HATE about Pinterest, people feel creative without having to do anything. As if just the mere act of "pinning" something makes them a DIY genius. So I am choosy on what I pin, because I like to actually make them. And who wants to be CONSTANTLY dissapointed, simply because there are too many things on there, that are a BIG FAT FAIL!

I have made several of them myself. 

So this time around with my lil sister and her friend we attempted what I like to call a "low stress craft"

And it was!

this PIN worked our PERFECTLY!

• What is your favorite Pinterest project?
• Lets be Pin Friends, send me your link!!!!

♥ theMRS.

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Tenesh ena qelale {Small & Simple}

It’s the little things that really matter in my marriage. When I was younger and naïve I expected sweeping gestures of romance to fill every waking moment of life. I imagine this deluded idea came from all those princess movies I watched as a child. Those films lead way to the romantic comedy which taught me that without drama and amazing feats of reconciliation that my relationships were not whole.

Then I got married.

And reality set in.

& I matured.

Though Adam attempts from time to time those sweeping gestures we see in movies, that is not how I know he loves me.

I know by the little things.

That he takes my car to be serviced and have the tires changed.

He brings ice water with a straw to bed at night.

He calls me during the day to say he misses me.

He thanks me when I cook, or clean, or pack him a lunch to take to work.

He is supportive of my dreams: even the farfetched ones.

He is kind to my nieces.

He makes me laugh.

It’s the culmination of all these little things that make me feel deeply LOVED and appreciated.

& I am grateful for a husband who isn’t afraid to love me whole heartedly. Even when I am a little bit crazy.

♥ theMRS.

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