Thursday, September 9, 2010
And now we ask some more questions. Why did Julie want to date someone who is so weird and arguably immature? Why couldn't Seth answer Julie to her face? How did this relationship progress? Hmmm...mysteries of life and love.
Here is how we related our first date on our Wedding day.
First official date
- Seth: Julie asked me to Preference at BYU by using a friend’s cell-phone to relay the message that she wanted me to go to the dance with her. I responded via the same way and we were set for our first official date. I realize how lucky I am that she took me. The actual date was really fun. We went to Los Hermanos and ate some Mexican food. We then went over to
- Julie: It is true, I asked Seth on our first date. Seth and I had just started hanging out around the time of Preference so I knew that if I did not act quickly someone else would try to ask him. It started out as a joke where a mutual friend said that he thought it would be funny to ask by cell phone so he told me to practice on his cell phone. Well it turns out the friend showed Seth this practice and Seth responded soon after. I was glad that the asking part was over, but then I had to figure out how to make a good first impression. We started the night out by going to dinner at Los Hermanos with a group of six couples. Afterward, we went to play glow-in-the-dark Frisbee, I am terrible at Frisbee, and Seth was really good at it so I knew I had to step my game up. In the process of trying to make myself look more competitive, I accidentally hit Seth in the face. I was so happy when they finally stopped the game and started the movie. After the first movie, it was too cold to hang out outside so everyone piled into the back of my eight passenger van and started another movie. I was so nervous because he was sitting so close and not trying to hold my hand. Half way through the movie we “somehow” (according to Seth) held hands. And as Seth would say the rest is history.
That should catch some of you up. Me least of all.Tuesday, September 7, 2010
We will be posting soon about our glorious trip to New York, our impressive run-ins with the paparazzi, and how reminiscing there could get you run over by a horse carriage. Toodles. You're up Julie
Friday, May 14, 2010
I say that because I am noticing that I want to spend less and less time with my homework. I am also noticing that work would be much more fun if Seth were there too. I guess I will just have to cross my fingers and hope that Seth can retire at age 23....which may be possible since he was just accepted into the Accounting Program at BYU....how cool is that!?! But we will save the stories of retirement for later. For now I am forced to update everyone on our life, yes our life because we have decided to blog together! yay! I don't know if you have noticed but Seth has only posted once compared to my ....well I have written a lot more than him. So I predict he will be writing next. The Reminiscent you once knew has changed, it is now a married view point, interesting right? By the way Reminiscent is an adjective referring to past situations and this means that we will write about things in the past. Therefore, the past can consist of a day to months, which explains the lack of consistency in writing on this blog.
Welp here is our married Reminiscent look at the last few months:
I would like to demonstrate how my cooking skills have greatly improved within just a few short months....
Before: This was supposed to be scrambled eggs and hash browns
Before new years day:
After New years:
Before Julie was 22: Seth was 22
After Julie was 22: She caught the oven on fire...I did not take a picture of it because it was tramatic so I will just include my birthday picture