So last week was Springville High School's first football game! Im sure that sounds really random unless you know that I coach Springville's cheer squad. This is my third year and I think it will be the best one so far. I have a really fun squad this year and they work really hard. Anyways, back to the game. We played Dixie High School in St. George. This is where Taylor went to high school and every time I say anything about Dixie, Taylor reminds me how they took state in 98' for football. So you can imagine how hard it is for him to decide which side he should sit on even though that was 10 years ago! Well I was supposed to ride down with Taylor to the game but he had a conference for work and ended up not being able to come. So that left me riding the bus with the football team and cheerleaders! It was just like high school all over again! We had to double up seats and even triple some seats all the way down to fit everyone. And the football coach warned me ahead of time to make sure the girls weren't wearing any kind of perfumes or lotions! Because you know how those boys hormones get out of control when they do. Yes that is what the coach said to me. Needless to say it was a very long and hot ride down since busses have no air conditioning. All the windows were down and I felt like I had just gotten out of a wind storm when we finally got off the bus. We stayed in Cedar City the first night and went bowling and shopping on friday, then drove the rest of the way to St. George. It was a good game but I'm afraid its not looking so good for Springville this year, oh well at least the cheerleaders are good, right! It ended up 20 to 3. We headed home after the game and I got home at 4:00 in the morning which was kind of funny because Taylor had just woken up to leave for Springville to run the Hobble Creek Half Marathon. I didn't get to run it because there was no way I could run 13 miles after not sleeping. But Taylor did very good and is quite the runner now. I decided to post some pictures of my cute little squad though. Go Devils!

Ok, its kind of random that there is just suddenly wedding pictures but I was trying to make a slide show and I wanted it to stay on the side but I don't know how so I guess it will just be random.

So I got some pictures back from the Ragnar Relay.  It was one of the hardest things I've ever done.  It is a relay race from Logan to Park City.  We had a team of 12 members which I decided isn't enough.  I ran 15.6 miles altogether and Taylor ran over 16 miles.  We rode in two big vans of six people.  The race was 180 miles altogether and it took our team 28 hours to finish.  The fastest team ran it in about 17 hours!  Lets be honest, who really runs 5 minute miles?!  There were also Ultra teams who only used 6 people.  People are crazy!  It was a lot of fun because we had of fun people on our team.  We rode in boy and girl vans so the only person I knew at first was Taylor's sister Amy, but all the girls were really funny and we made it fun.  My knee decided it didn't want to run anymore in the middle of my second run and so the rest of the time I ran like a gimp and everyone made fun of me.  Taylor did awesome on his runs and made really good time!  We hope we can do it again next year.

We also love boating and recently learned how to use the surf board!

This is a picture of me and Taylor and two of the people he works with, on top of Devil's Tower.  Don't we look awesome in helmets!  And the other picture is what we climbed the whole way up.  That was probably one of the hardest things I've ever done.

We are now training for the St. George marathon and are running a ton!  We just ran the ragnar relay which was a lot of fun.  We also climbed Devil's Tower a couple months ago in Wyoming.  It was hard.  

This is my first post in the blogging world!  Me and Taylor have been married for 3 years in July!