My darling husband spent his Friday night hauling these fabulous four around in the limo. We obviously knew that Sex and The City 2 required such glamour upon entrance to the movie theatre.
Sunday, May 30, 2010
A Little Glamor and the Weekend
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Friday, May 21, 2010
The Eye of the Beholder
I've become quite fond of my bike. Here are some pics of my 30 mile ride today....
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Thursday, May 13, 2010
Birthday Sushi
Heather's Birthday Sushi Night...
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Thursday, April 29, 2010
Progression
This weekend I will be headed to Salt Lake for a Handwriting Without Tears workshop. This program is seriously amazing. Our clinic will be implementing this program. For more info click HERE.
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Thursday, April 22, 2010
Ivory and Black
When I was young child I developed a passion for the piano, it grew until I reached the lovely era of adolescents. At the age of 17 I made the decision to quit, despite my parent advising against it. I just had to be intensely involved in every aspect of my social life (aka boys). Also I wanted to dance, which is another passion that will always reside in my heart! However the day has come when I can honestly say, you were right mom.
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Sunday, April 18, 2010
Monday, March 29, 2010
Holi-Festival of Colors 2010
Here are just a few of my favorite picture of The Festival of Colors held at Krishna's Lotus Temple in Spanish Fork, Utah. Definitely a unique and awe inspiring celebration!
"Holi has long traditional links with several legends. According to one popular legend, the word Holi is derived from the demoness, Holika. She was the sister of Hiranya Kashipu (the name meaning love of gold and a soft bed), a demon king, who having defeated the Gods, proclaimed his supremacy over everyone else in the Universe. Enraged over his son’s ardent devotion to Lord Vishnu, Hiranya Kashipu decides to punish him. He takes the help of his sister, Holika, who is immune to any damage from fire. Holika carries the small boy Prahlad into the fire but a divine intervention destroys her and saves Prahlad from getting burned. Thus Holi is celebrated to mark the burning of the evil Holika. Her effigy is consumed in the fire!
Holi is celebrated with special importance in the North of India. It solemnizes the love of Radha and Krishna. The spraying of colored powders recalls the love sport of Lord Krishna and His devotees.
The color, noise and entertainment that accompanies the celebration of Holi bears witness to a feeling of oneness and sense of brotherhood. The festival brings home the lesson of spiritual and social harmony!! "
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