Monday, May 23, 2011

adieu a2

Tomorrow we pack the moving truck that will take us away from Ann Arbor. We are sad to leave. Ann Arbor has become home. We will miss our friends we made here as well as the wonderful town of Ace Deuce. Here is a tribute to our time in Ann Arbor
Scavenger hunts around town
We learned all about teeth- from both ends of the drill.
Parties for all occasions including: the Royal Wedding, Utah games, Superbowl, Halloween, Valentines Day and the Olympics.
Notice how Pam is the only person who isn't excited Utah won
Introduced speed mitton to Ann Arbor
I learned first hand about Jackson's crazy sprained ankles. They are enough to make your stomach roll just looking at them.
Lots of ward and intramural basketball
Going to the Big House for football games
Then we graduated. Now it is time to leave and we are sad. We have made wonderful friends and made wonderful memories. We will always love Ann Arbor.

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

leg two

After Hershey we drove down to DC to see the Parkers.
We went to Eliza's soccer game where she got her "very first medal ever!"
Look familiar? That is because Cafe Rio has introduced its goodness to the East Coast. It was fantastic.
A trip down to the mall so that Bennett could see the Lincoln Memorial.
We had so much fun in DC and Hershey. We are ready to go back. Right now.

leg one

The day after Jackson graduated we dropped my Dad off at the airport and kept on driving. We made it to Hershey for Mother's Day and the blessing day of Jude and Wyatt.
Owen brothers can not get together without throwing a football around together. They feel so deprived living so far away from each other that they have to get in as many football throws as they can when they gather.
We made the Barefoot Contessa's brownies. Yes, there is a full pound of butter AND chocolate in there.
Jude and Wyatt after their blessing.
Photo shoot, Luke was thrilled- he must be related to his Uncle Jackson...
We stopped in Kirtland on our way to Hershey.

Friday, May 6, 2011

Dr. Owen

Today is the culmination of eight years of college. Jackson has been working towards Dentistry even before he was actually in Dental School, I am so proud of him.
He looks like a new man, can you tell? This is what being completely done with tests, homework and boards looks like.
So happy after actually receiving the diploma. And they actually gave him the real diploma, not a fake one with the real one to mailed later!
Jackson receiving his hood and his diploma. Blurry but you get the point.
You can barely see him but this is Jackson in the processional. Congratulations Dr.!