Back to "Normality" soon. .

 Jason is currently passed out on the bed next to me as I write this. In short, that's how we both feel right now - tired and sore. This next week is our last week at camp and then its back to "normality" or what may seem like normal. I have to admit I'm "kid with ice cream" excited to have in door plumbing and squirrel proof walls. Don't get me wrong I love camping and being in the mountains. But "living" in the mountains in a tent is a whole new story. 

 We're finally going to be moving into the apt in Lindon and I'll be back at my old job while Jay has the fun time of trying to find a new job that will work with his school schedule. 

Pictured below is what we've been up to the past little bit since we've slacked on writing new posts. 

One thing I'll miss the most other then the sunsets at Beaver is the opportunity to shoot almost everyday. I'm afraid I'll loose my "Brave" (Merida) skills. This is probably what Jason is going to miss the most too. No, not me looking awesome while I do archery but the time he's had to practice doing Arial Archery. (Someone's addicted to it) 

 Fun fact: The past couple of weeks I kept getting these bites that would swell up really really big and hurt and itch like no body's business. Turns out we think I'm allergic to Horse Fly's. . . yaaay. The only comfort I have is knowing that the ones that bit me are probably dead because of how stinky we get up at camp. 

 This is the newest addition to our family. Ain't she a beauty! Its a 2005 Honda CR-V. 

 We went to the Rodeo for Nephi Days last weekend and Jason surprised me with a ride on the Ferris wheel after. Ferris wheels are my favorite and he had never been on one turns out so it was a must. 

Just a few things I love about the place where we live - Rodeos and sunsets. 

Jason has been on point when its come to our weekend "recuperating after a crazy week at camp" dates. Yesterday he took me up the Mona Pole trail to Salamander Pond and it was absolutely AMAZING! Definitely a new favorite and I hope we can do it again in the fall when all the colors are changing. I highly suggest going up this trail if you haven't done it before. 

 Now onto our last week of camp and another week full of adventure.