history buff.

{reflection of a beautiful utah sky and valley}

happy tuesday.

life never slows down, does it?

especially, when you visit home;

there are so many things to do, see and catch up on.

yesterday, lovebird and i took a trip up to the

natural history museum of utah

with my brother corey and cute mother. 

holy cow! it was incredible.

we were there for several hours, and i could have spent several more.

thank goodness for my geology and anthropology classes last semester- 

the museum felt like one big fat review.

it was so awesome to relate everything i just learned in school to "real" life.

it was fascinating. 

i slightly feel like a nerd, but i'm completely okay with that.

life is about learning.

if you are in the area {or even somewhat close}

i strongly urge you to go see this specatular museum.

it's free if you're a student, print a coupon here, 

or go on one of the days that admission is free. {next date: july 9th}

it's well worth the time, your money and

of course, exercising that brain of yours.

farmers market

remember how i told you big brother was in town?

well, one of his bucket list items was to visit the

san francisco farmers market.

so we did. it was incredible. beautiful too.

we did all the walking

so i'll let the pictures do the talking...

there are so many pictures to choose from.

however, i didn't know if pictures of fruits and veggies 

would bore you to death. 

i will definitely be returning to this farmers market.

maybe with gimper lovebird.

light me up

hello. happy friday.

it's been a busy one over in this neck of the woods.

my biggest brother is in town, which leaves no time for blogging.

only time for: movies, eating (far too much), trips to san fran, and....

hanging our patio lights. 

{since lovebird is a gimp at the moment, a brother's help was well needed}

 i hope you had a lovely day.

i'm off to bed early tonight, resting up for a long day spent in the city.

farmers markets, golden gate park, thrift stores, yummy food, lots of walking,

pictures, paying too much for parking, union square,

more walking, and fisherman's wharf...

here we come!