Year-and-a-half-iversary

On our 18 month anniversary (October 26th, for anyone who's counting), Ken and I had our pictures taken by the sweet Annalisa, sister and sister-in-law. She did a great job! I thought that many of you would enjoy seeing those pictures. Some included are great Christmas photo shots and some are just for fun.
Also none of these photos have been edited because Ken hasn't given me any of the edited photos yet, so here you are!

Photographer extraordinaire just before a hair toss.

Artsy leaf shot

Sisters

The photo

This place (ish) is where my Dad proposed to my Mom and where my brother proposed to my sister-in-law.

Half

Today was my half-birthday! I know that it is unusual for people over the age of 7 to recognize half birthdays anymore, but I like to.
Instead of eating cake, I ate half-a-dozen cookies, which I justified doing as it is something half to celebrate. ken and i almost got to spend half of the day together on account of his scocer game, the football game and the ward party. All in all, it was a great day.

BYU Home Coming Parade

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Homecoming

I don't really know exactly whose homecoming the week was celebrating. Anyway, we didn't do much for Homecoming week. But there were a few things I haven't done and decided I wanted to do, while I am still a student. First on my list was lighting the Y. That didn't work out on account of a Speech Anatomy test, but I decided it is more important to graduate than light the Y.
Wednesday, I went and played True Blue football. Well, I didn't have a team, so I played in the foam with a friend, but the foam was still quite effective. After several showers, my feet are still blue.




The only other event that was really important for me was the parade. The BYU homecoming parade consists of muscle cars representing some of the main departments on campus and also floats from different clubs or events. But mostly its balloons and candy. Ken took this pictures for a school project dealing with the golden ratio- let us know what you think!

Conference Weekend

Last weekend was absolutely wonderful. Right after classes, Ken and I drove up to SLC to meet up with my sister Annalisa and my dad! We then carpooled to Logan to watch the football game. Despite poor refereeing, we had an excellent time both winning and being together (which is the most important kind of winning after all).

Sorry for putting my head in front of yours, Dad!

I like this picture.

Lisa is amazing!

Dad got his picture taken with the team's bus (also he has a close relationship with Bronco)

Also we were able to attend conference Saturday morning and Sunday afternoon. We had great seats and it was really great to spend that time together. We hung out with the Woodward family (Aunt Geniel and Suzanna pictured)

Next to the conference center

Sunday evening, we all visited with Heinz Steinman, who is my grandmother's cousin. I've never met anyone on the steinman side of the family before, so I learned a lot about them. Heinz told us about Feldheim (or Felpen) Germany where my grandmother's family is from. It was really great to learn about our family.

Kindt Family

(Ken's lovely family and my Brother Joe, marvelous Carrie and sweet Sawyer not pictured)
I just love my family! A few years ago I would've never considered my family to be silly, but this picture just proves me at least a little wrong. I found this picture in a few that Ken shared with me (as all my photograph will never be heard of more, sort of like Hagoth). This picture was taken in California over a year ago. I haven't been home since December and have begun to feel the effects of it.
However the homesickness was remedied in part by this past weekend. My Dad came to Utah for the weekend. We had a great time driving to and from conference, eating together, watching football, and spending time with extended family. It's been wonderful to have some of that good old fashioned Kindt love around. Not that he's old...

One Word

I never did these through email. I don't know why a blog is any different...

1. Where is your cell phone? Store
2. Your significant other? Studious
3. Your hair? Uncontrollable
4. Your mother? Stupendous
5. Your father? Coming!
6. Your favorite thing? Time
7. Your dream last night? Bubbles
8. Your favorite drink? Milk
9. Your dream/goal? Speaker
10. The room you're in? Cinderblock
11. Your hobby? Blogging
12. Your fear? Widow
13. Where do you want to be in 6 years? House!
14. What you're not? Relaxed
15. Muffins? Butter
16. Wish list item? Bread pans
17. Where you grew up? Wisconsin
18. The last thing you did? Trash
19. What are you wearing? Jeans
20. Favorite Gadget? Planner?
21. Your pets? Gnats
22. Your computer? Large
23. Your mood? Sore
24. Missing Someone? Ken
25. Your car? Noisy
26. Something you're not wearing? Ring
27. Favorite store right now? Macey’s
28. Favorite color? Green
29. Last time you laughed? Homework
30. Last time you cried? Empathy

I tag Peter and Amanda. Also, I vow to post a real post soon.

Yearbook yourself

So I found out about this fun website from my lovely cousin, Lauren. The website allows you to substitute your face into an old yearbook picture. I hope you get a laugh out of it as we did!

Ken 1952

Kelsey 1966

Ken 1970

Kelsey 1968