weekend filled with no-so-heavy boots

This weekend is one for the record books. I'm seriously so physically exhausted that I can barely stand it. I will try to write this blog, though keep in mind, it may tucker me out.

Friday night was the podcast night, we had our friend Michael over who I will now kindly refer to ass The Joz because I apparently know so many Michael's. Podcast Fridays are always a good time.


They REALLY like soy.

Saturday Zack and I got up really early (which is nine) and decided to do a double feature movie day. There have been a few we've wanted to see so we narrowed it down to two and headed out. We first saw Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close which was fantastic. I'd finished the book a few days earlier so I've been holding off on seeing the movie. I will admit, the book was hard to get into at first but it was worth it once I'd reached the end and the movie certainly did not disappoint. HIGHLY recommended. After that we had some lunch at the theater and then waltzed into The Grey. Again, fantastic. Liam Neeson certainly is a badass, no question. Our friend Kramer had described it as "a chick flick for dudes", and I'd have to agree, I cried through almost the entire thing.

Sunday is our adventure day. As part of our (Zack, Kramer and I) New Years resolutions, we have decided to get out more and do stuff and Sunday is a perfect day to do it. Today's adventure was a trip to Golden Spike Historic Site in Brigham City, UT. We saw some railroads and some cows. It was a beautiful drive. Kramer was camera shy.



Moz photobomb.



We went on a little hike, both the doggies were freaking out with joy. Not having a fence seriously has done a number on Moz and Aadi showed off her curious side by stopping to smell/pee on everything.





Then we decided to drive a little further to ATK Aerospace facility to look at cool NASA stuff. Aadi rested a little on the way there.







Tebow-ing.

And to come home and pay homage to a beautiful Utah historical site. It was a good day.