Sealing Day

On June 18, 2010, Craig and I were sealed in the Utah, Bountiful Temple. It was such a wonderful day. I feel so blessed to have the knowledge of Eternal Families and the blessings that the Gospel has brought into my life. We were thrilled that all of Craig's siblings were able to attend as they were in Utah to celebrate Grandma Lewis's 80th surprise party. It was wonderful to have all our family and close friends be able to celebrate our sealing with along us. I am so grateful for my parents who threw us a wonder Bbq after the sealing. The Bbq was at my Grandma Hadfield's house. It was fun catching up with old friends and family while enjoying food and great treats. Thanks to everyone you was able to attend!

I have decided that I should start a blog. When I went to find pictures of the things Craig and I have been doing for the first year of our marriage, and we have NO pictures!!! So I have decided that from now on we will be taking pictures of the activities we attend. As for a update without pictures right now.

Craig and I are trying to "enjoy" the waiting game right now. As we wait to hear back from the University of Georgia, whether or not Craig got accepted to start his Phd program this fall.


We are HAPPY!!!! to announce that we have set a date for our Sealing. It will be June 18, 2010, in the Bountiful Utah Temple. We are so excited for this new step in our eternal future together.

We have been married now for 1 month and 8 days, and we are LOVING every minute of it!!We have pretty much settled into our life together. I am still working on decorating and organizing our apartment, hopefully one day soon it will be all done.

We are still up in the air about our future for this fall as we are stilling waiting to hear from ASU and GA about Craig's doctoral program for school.

We just attended Craig's brother's wedding down in St. George. It was wonderful to celebrate with them in this joyess occasion. We also had the Workman family reunion. We spent all day Friday hiking, playing in the waterfalls (that were freezing), spending time together.