sisters

as weird as this may sound today i took a bath and it made me miss my sisters. one thing i quickly learned when i moved out of idaho is that the water quality elsewhere in the country is not quite up to par. in texas it was horrible. drinking tap water was not an option and shower water smelt as though it came straight from a swamp. arizona water is a little better but not by far. this morning the water smelt a little worse than usual which made it seem as though i was back in texas. which made me miss my sister. it made me wish that i could hop on a plane and have a girls night. after having a girls night with sarah i wish i could hop on a plane to idaho and have a girls night with kikers.
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sarah, for our girls night we would have to look up a new recipe to try out, and if not we could always settle with pizza on the grill or rachel ray's swedish meatballs. we could go get pedicures and then stroll through michaels or hobby lobby to find a project to occupy our evening. we could pick up some specialty chocolate from world market to enjoy as we work on our projects and watch a chick flick at home (one that only we would appreciate). if there was any time left in our evening i would insist on heading back to that swank little icecream shop in downtown frisco for some mint limeade. yum.
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keisha, for our girls night out we would have to stop at taco bell for some beef baja chalupas and cheesy fiesta potatoes. we would get our taco bell to go and sneak it into a movie, making everyone else in the theater jealous. i'm certain that in the car we would argue over what music to listen to and then probably settle on something we both like such as death cab. we would head downtown for some hot chocolate and take a lot of pictures all evening. there would be lots of giggles as we talked about all of our inside jokes: the curly guy, i can see my shoes daddy, we need a campfire and the elevator man.
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i love both of my sisters so so much and am so thankful for the unique relationship i have with each of them.

sister date

last night keisha and i had a 'sister date.' we went out for snow cones and then ended up having a random photo shoot. i think they turned out pretty cute. (and no, we didn't plan to both wear pink).

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love you kikers.

polaroid

yesterday i made the best purchase i've made in a long time--and it only cost me two dollars. i am now the proud owner of a polaroid. i was so excited that i immediately drug keisha out of the house for a photo shoot. i am in love with how the photos turned out.
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oh, and i also added some new photos here.

another move

have i mentioned that i moved....again? last week i moved out of "the house" and into an apartment with my sister, keisha, and friend/former roommate, vanessa. we moved into a townhouse style apartment which has cheaper rent and is closer to work and school for all of us. even though we moved somewhere with less square footage there seems to be more space... probably because there are half as many people living in that space. as good as i have become at moving, i am really hoping it will be a long while before i have to do it again.
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enjoy your saturday,
k

tagged.

i was tagged by my beautiful and oh so talented cousin mary:

Here are the rules:

1. Go to your documents/pictures.

2. Go to your 6th file.

3. Go to your 6th picture.

4. Blog about it.

5. Tag 6 people to do the same.

6. Be awesome (I added that rule b/c there was no rule 6, and it seemed like it needed a rule 6 because this is the rule of sixes after all..)

this picture was taken last fall at lagoon. keisha had free lagoon tickets which she never used during the summer, so we took a day trip in late october to use them. we took this while on a ride; i love that it is blurry.

and i will tag anyone who would like to participate!

a fall day at lagoon

keisha and i made a (very) quick trip to lagoon this weekend, leaving idaho at 5 am and departing utah at 8 pm. although we were quite sleepy the trip was well worth it! i enjoy lagoon so much more in the fall: cooler weather, halloween decorations, less people and shorter lines.