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Tuesday, September 10, 2013

Day Three Hundred and Seven

13 days until the wedding. We met the owners of the home where the ceremony is being held and walked through possible seating for the two hundred people coming. Yes, two hundred, holey bologna. It looks like it's going to work out just fine with the help of our amazing friends, Lake City High School (hah, yes!) and our family.
 
Now for the truth why I'm behind on my posting.

We finally moved into our new casa today. Hallelujah! It's gorgeous, amazing, breathtaking, quiet...everything that Florida was not for me. Prior to our move, we had heard lots of talk that the ranch we were moving to was one of the most impressive pieces of property in North Idaho; that it was absolutely stunning and that the owners definitely have more than a million dollar view and yadddda yaddda. I guess we had to see for ourselves for it to really sink in. There is truly not another view like it and we are so blessed to rest our heads in such beautiful country. I'm in love with my back yard. And most importantly, I can fill my lungs  with a deep breath of fresh, clean, Idaho air. We're renting the guest house at St. Angel Ranch and we're excited to call our two bedroom, wood stove equipped, gated guest house "home" for the off season. The only downside, we won't have our internet set up until next week so blog posts might be a little bit irregular in the mean time!


 Hot tub babes, relaxation is totally necessary on moving days.

 

View from the wedding ceremony site as we scoped out seating options


 St. Angel Ranch, our new off season home


View from our backyard at St. Angel Ranch!

Day Three Hundred and Six

A busy day in the life of the (almost) Johnson family. Today marks two weeks, 14 days, 336 hours, 20,160 minutes and 1,209,600 seconds until the wedding. Whatever, whatever. Alright you got me, I'm excited!

We, of course, spent the day at the park and watching one of our favorite movies. And playing soccer, because in a fit of craziness, I was persuaded to join a recreational soccer league. Even though I've never played soccer. Okay, maybe I clocked my last game in kindergarten when I announced to my mother that I never wanted to play soccer again because it "made my feet too sweaty." Why tennis, basketball and football never made the sweaty feet cut is beyond the processing capabilities of both my five year old brain, and my now twenty three year old brain. 




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