2010 Recap

In January I got certified as an Exercise Instructor:


We got blinds in our house and Kent & I refinished his grandmothers table for our breakfast nook:


In February Amber and I ran the "Freezing 5K" together in Fayetteville:


Kent went pheasant hunting with his Dad and brother in West Texas:


In April we went to race track with friends on Derby Day:


Kent and I laid 3 truck loads of sod in our backyard:


In May Rhett Davis was born!


I finally found a round dining room table:


I got a new job working for Senator Mark Pryor and get to do really cool things like tour turkey plants!


Kent and I added an extra flower bed (the left side of the front) and the flowers grew really quick and big since we filled the bed with manure from the horses in Hot Springs...


We celebrated 4th of July with friends in Little Rock:


My mom, Amber and I made aprons as party favors for Ali's bachlorette party:


Ali got married!


Played lots of dress up with my nieces Susannah and Anders!


Attended a lot of Razorback games!


In September I ran the Chicago Half-Marathon with my Dad and brother Spencer... I beat my Dad by 10 seconds!


KK attended her first homecoming!


In October I ran the Soaring Wings Half Marathon:


I started teaching a "Bootcamp" class at the gym:


Kent and I went to Wicked with friends in Little Rock:


Amber and I were tourists in Washington DC for a weekend in Novomber:


Kent hunted a lot:


And he fished a lot in his boat:


I got to do more fun, random stuff for my job like test drive the Lake Village fire truck:


I started out decorating for Christmas with this 14 ft fake tree:


And hated it so we got a real one:



I got to see Olya after 10 years!


We went snow skiing in Breckenridge with all the Shadrach's:


Took an old time photo:


Celebrated Christmas with both sides of Kent's family:


And we celebrated our 3rd anniversary on December 29!



I hope you have had a great 2010 and 2011 will be even better!

"Finish each day and be done with it. You have done what you could; some blunders and absurdities have crept in; forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day; you shall begin it serenely and with too high a spirit to be encumbered with your old nonsense." – Ralph Waldo Emerson