Yay hallway craft project complete! And I’m proud to say I took these all myself. 
Beautiful lunchtime views from Buescher State Park.
Every once in a while I like to dip my toe into the waters of the blogosphere. I found this cute website named RunToTheFinish, which focuses on running and living in a holistic manner. The writer has encouraged her readers to take part in her monthly personal challenges, and this month’s is to do at least one spontaneously fun thing per day. This is such a great idea, especially coupled with the springtime air outside, that I decided to sign up to do it too! Yesterday Bryan and I made a two-course fondue dinner! We enjoyed the fun of cooking on the table, and, of course, playing with our food!
Here’s the link to the April Fun Challenge. Enjoy this month!
Freddie and I have wanted to update our study for quite a while now – since we moved in to this place, there’s been talk about redoing our study. Bryan considers it his ‘man cave’ and claims he ‘allows’ me to have a desk in there. However, this weekend, the TABLES have turned! We purchased new desks and a bookshelf from Ikea, and I am proud to say I have the larger BATTLE STATION (ie, desk!). Take a look!
Since its the first of April, we figured you should have TWO photos of the day!
Mmmmm! Fondue!And Toblerone Fondue for dessert!
Toblerone Fondue for dessert!
Aaaaaannnd we’re stuffed!
Do you know what time it is?
IT'S BEER:30 !!
Austin hosted its very first BEERFEST this afternoon, complete with at least 50 local and national vendors!
The crowds assembled at the Travis County Expo Center this sunny Saturday afternoon for the rumor of alcohol!
The Three Best Friends that anyone could have!
Original Sin Cider, out of NY. Pretty awesome!
The boys were determined to investigate this new wonderland of sorts. While we all did have fun, the festival showed the pains of its infancy: There was only one, unneccesarily long line to get in the gate which was supposed to service upwards of fifteen THOUSAND people. Once we were granted admittance, samples were the size of a shot glass, and any actual pint of beer cost upwards of $5-8! When you consider that it cost ~$40/person just to get in the gates, these prices were absurd for this type of showcase. To make matters worse, many of the patrons were complaining about this hidden cost. So while the idea of a brewery festival brought in lots of people to support the cause including ourselves, I think BEERFEST Austin may need to rethink their strategy next year, since we, and many others were in and out of the gate within two hours.
Sadie helping Bryan put together new furniture for our study! This is just a sneak peek - more photos are on their way!
The temperature is WHAT outside?! And you WANT me to go jogging with you!??
...and in black and white. This was really taken AFTER the jog. She was POOPED OUT.
I think I have an issue with leveling horizon lines - this was the tenth shot in a row, and it's still crooked. 
