So we finally found a house to get married at! And we finally have a date! (We think :)
We want to have the ceremony down here by the water, by the private dock!
I've been making scrub tops for a while now, but I was very excited about the most recent one and the awesome green pants I found that matched perfectly. They are perfect for spring!
Crazy Uncle Rob
Crazy Uncle Danny
Sweet little Abby. She did not want her picture taken that day. Miah was so excited that she caught her sister on camera.
So hard to get a picture of Danny without a funny face.
Finally Miah took a break from the camera to play.
I like to play too.
Dad lighting the candles. Tate sang Happy Birthday to himself louder than anyone else!
Tate didn't even want to taste the cake his dad made, playing with trucks takes priority. 
The day begins on the ski lift. Nice slow ride, beautiful day. 
Then the first fall of the day... attempting to dismount the ski lift. By using the word "dismount" it sounds more technical than it really is. But I still have not mastered this skill, so apparently to me, it is pretty technical.
So realizing that this is only the second time that I have been snowboarding (having also never learned to ski), this was a pretty successful day. I spent a lot more time on my feet than the trip before where I was sure I bruised my tailbone pretty bad. After looking at photos of Danny and I, I started wondering... Do all beginners keep their arms in the air for balance too, or am I just a dork? I have also observed that this is a sport that is easier to learn as a child. Some of those 4 year olds on skis beat me down the mountain!
This is my very patient snowboarding instructor. Ignore him pointing to his imaginary watch, insinuating that it was taking too long to get down the mountain, or maybe that I was taking too long of a break, because he was very patient. Having never taught anyone to snowboard, I think he did a great job.
I did spend a fair amount of time on my butt too.
I was very impressed that I finally figured out how to zig zag down the mountain. I guess I have only figured out how to zig, not yet how to zag. Getting from your back edge to your front edge is pretty tricky for me, and a little scary too.
Danny got to do a few runs other than the bunny hill that day, so hopefully he had fun too!
Saturday December 19th, Brookney and I ran a 10K in Boise. It was a lot warmer than last year and there wasn't any snow! It would have been a pretty good race if there hadn't been a mile and a half long hill in the middle of it!
We were pretty proud of our cute tights! Of course we had cold weather tights under them!
We woke up the morning of December 5th to SNOW! And it continued snowing the whole 3 miles! We look full of energy in this pre-race photo. No after-race photos were taken! This was Hillary's first 5K and she did awesome! 
The Meyer's make a family activity out of community races. I don't think I will ever get Danny to think its a good idea! 
Its always a little tricky getting the tree secured to the top of the tahoe, but Danny always makes it work.
Brookney's supporters: Way to go Brookney! You are awesome!
Saturday morning, 9am, Halloween. Some people don't understand why we get up to run in 40 degree weather... because it's FUN! There were some big hills in this one though, and they weren't that much fun.
Deb's husband, Justin, was good enough to take pictures and laugh a little when he saw the hills we had to climb!
Scooby Doo and the Monkey.
Stacy threw a great Halloween/Abby Birthday party this year. I think Halloween would be an awesome birthday, we'll see what Abby thinks in a few years!
Danny and I actually dressed up for Halloween this year. It took some convincing, but once he got the corncob pipe, Danny loved being Popeye! Do you think he will trust me again next year?
