Fall is finally here. It even rained a couple weeks ago and I am slowly starting to notice some changing leaves. (This isn't Utah, it takes a little longer). So we have been doing FALL STUFF!!
A couple weeks ago I pureed a pumpkin. I did it last year and couldn't wait to do it again!

(I already used one jar and have tons more in the freezer!)
We have been enjoying, roasted seeds, pumpkin bread, pumpkin cookies, pumpkin soup and I can't wait to try a pumpkin pasta recipe that I found on Sunday!
On Saturday our good friends, the Shewells, invited us over to paint pumpkins! We had a blast. It was hillarious and everyone's turned out so good! Ashlee even made ghost cupcakes. I didn't take my camera, but here are some pics of the end result.

Other than that, we are both trying to recover from yucky colds and prepare for finals. Nathan has been amazing the past couple weeks and I know it's just the beginnig for him. Finals are approaching and on top of that he has been very involved with the Palmer Center and the job/internship search. He has more on his plate than I know I could handle and yet, most of the time I have to remind myself he is busy because he is so good at taking time for me. I feel so lucky to have him!


It was a blast. We got the general admission tickets ($11 each!!) and got great seats in the shade. (I think they might have been the best seats in the house honestly).

The game was great, lots of scoring and lots of cheering. Since we were in San Diego we met up with Nathan’s family and enjoyed dinner at…you guessed it…Pietros! We had a blast seeing everyone and cheering for our cougars!
TCU this weekend...we already can't wait!
We had so much fun getting together with them and catching up! We always had a blast hanging out with them in college and we picked it right back up on Friday. We couldn’t believe how grown up and cute their little girl, Livia, was. Last time we saw them, she was 5 weeks old! We were so glad they called, and can’t wait till we can get up north to see them again! 

It was very powerful and humbling to stand in the flags are realize the magnitude of that day.

