So what to do for an anniversary? Well I am the luckiest girl in the whole world, and I didn't have to worry about planning ANYTHING because my sweet, wonderful, amazing husband planned an entire getaway for us and it was perfect.
Saturday morning we woke up and finished homework (ughhh), then he told me we were going to Logan and Bear Lake for the weekend. Though Logan is not glamorous, it's somewhere other than Rexburg, so I was thrilled. He said we couldn't check into our hotel until 5 that night, so he wanted to stop at the grocery store on the way out to get stuff for a picnic, which I was so excited about. I have a thing for picnics. So we packed and headed out. We got to Logan at about 2, and stopped to see a movie. We ended up seeing Thor, and both liked it, though it is a tiny bit dumb haha. After that we went to the Logan temple, which is my favorite temple, and had our picnic. So fun!
In-Room-Jacuzzi...best thing ever.
Complimentary cheesecake and Sparkling cider!
Later that night we went to an awesome dinner at a place called the Iron Gate Grill, holy cow amazing. We both had this chicken cordon bleu that they cook in a puff pastry, and it was one of the best things I've ever eaten. I wouldn't taken a picture, but it was dark in the restaurant, and the people next to us were getting sick of our flash.
Sunday, our real anniversary we literally just and watched tv all day. Just remember this is my 3rd semester straight, and I really haven't gotten a break since Christmas, so sleeping, and hot tubbing, and watching tv was awesome, and so relaxing, it was exactly what I needed! For lunch we went to IHOP (classy, I know...but it is so good!) then for dinner we just ordered pizza. Through a series of mistakes from the pizza hut, we ended up with 2 large pizzas and a dessert pizza for the price of one. So we have an abundance of leftovers...man we appreciate those little things.
In one-year-anniversary tradition demands, we have been saving the top of our wedding cake to eat on this glorious day, so we did! Or at least like 3 bites each...we were both stuffed from all the pizza we ate haha
Then we drove to Bear lake. We would have liked to spend more time there, but it was stinking cold, and most of the places on the lake were closed, so we just enjoyed a gorgeous drive, and also some famous raspberry shakes, which are amazing. This is definitely somewhere we will have to visit when it's warmer.
I can't wait for our next year, and decade, and half century (we plan on making at least 70 years =] ). Every day is an adventure, and I will thank Heaven every day for my sweet husband. I love you!