Engagements: Session II

Sundance is one of our favorite spots.  We have so many deeply rooted memories there, and I think it's where Jacob originally fell in love with me when he learned I knew how to ski well.  Those years of ski school/my parents' patience paid off in more ways than one.  Skiing became one of our favorite things to do together in high school.  Sundance also offered Jacob and I mountain bike rides in the summer and family dinner trips.  I was so excited we could take our second session of engagements with Lindsey up here.  I love them all, but here are just a few to share.  

"I believe in kissing, kissing a lot"

Audrey Hepburn

 

 

Engagements Session I

Leslie Nicole took some pictures for Jacob and me a few weeks ago.  I was so excited to see them and am so happy with how they turned out.  Leslie did an amazing job, and all of this makes me so much more excited to marry Jacob.  We also have more photos and our love story of sorts on our wedding website.  Forty-four more days. love.

I adore him.

Every Moment.

Every Moment is the Best.

1.  Last Saturday Jacob and my family went to Taylor Swift's Red tour in Salt Lake City.  Needless to say it was flawless.  

2.  This week we got snow cones to get our red/blue-dye fix for the next year.  Who knew it'd be so good?  (sweet and condensed milk is a must).

3.  We went on a run, and somehow Jacob and I ended up on a bike.

4.  We studied like serious students should.  

5.  Jacob took multiple tests like normal students do.

6.  I took zero tests this week/semester.  Education classes are very different in the most terrific sense of the word.  (But I'm excited for my chemistry classes in the fall!) 

7.  Jacob and I are in the process of becoming serious dancers.

8.  I planned a little more wedding stuff.  This is a big accomplishment for me... I still have a lot more to do.   

9. We went to the rooftop concert series, and pretended to understand the lyrics. 

***My mom ran the Utah Valley Marathon.  She is so awesome***

There's a lifetime right in front of you, and everyone I know.

This girl became one of my very best friends at BYU.  We both survived the tortured freshman year in chem 111, chem 112, and chem 113.  We both went on a study abroad at the same time -- I to London and she to Vienna.  I visited her in Austria, and she visited "The Old Smoke" shortly after that.  We took all of our organic chemistry classes together, attended a chemistry conference in Idaho (where we may or may not have fit in, but bowling at Boise State and running in the hills made it worth it).  We snuck into chemistry labs for late night photo shoots and assured each other that we really were smart.  We went on late night runs together and laughed more than students should.  We created memories.

Last week Naomi got her mission call to Sofia, Bulgaria and the next day she left to Minnesota for a killer internship at 3M.  Naomi is such a babe, and I'm so excited for the life she has ahead of her.  I'll miss her my senior year at BYU, but "there's a lifetime right in front of you, and everyone I know" in the words of Vampire Weekend and in honor of their newest CD release.  

Symbols of Love.

Symbols of Love for the engaged girl to Jacob Bryant Hatch...

1.  It's the last thing I take off before I fall asleep at night and the very first thing I put on when I wake up in the morning. 

2.  One confident boy prior to proposing up Rock Canyon.

3.  Each chain link means we're one day closer.
4.  Free dessert, because we just got engaged.
5.  Wanting to make a quilt with me.
6. Offering his socks at the end of April, because it's just too cold without them.
7.  The thought of eternity with one person is absolutely thrilling.

Sunshine and Snow.

"I could lift you up;

 I could show you what you want to see 

and take you where you want to be."

Patterns of Light

"There's brillance and a sense of direction that comes from light... and darkness can not overrule the light."