Baby Bundy due in August

Baby Bundy is due around August 24. Bronson and I are both so excited, but scared all at the same time. I am 12 weeks right now and i haven't had any morning sickness (knock on wood). I have been a Little bit nauseous but that's about it. Bronson and I have always had a 5 year plan. We wanted to be married for 5 years and just kind of live our lives as a couple before we decided to start a family. I feel like our relationship is as good as it has ever been and we are in the perfect place in our lives together to start a family. Bronson is hoping for a boy and i am hoping for a girl, but we will both be fine with whatever we get as long as our little baby is healthy. August seems so far away, but i know it will be here before i know and it and my entire life will change for the better. We are so excited and just wanted to share the news with everyone!

Alaska 2011

So I know that i have been MIA for the past 6 months, so instead of trying to catch up on everything I am just going to start fresh with this post.

For Christmas last year my parents gave Bronson and I along with my oldest brother and his wife an Alaskan cruise. It is a cruise that we have been wanting to go on forever, so we were totally stoked on it. We ended up going over July 4th and it was pretty much amazing. The scenery was awesome. I can't even describe how beautiful it was. We saw whales, walked on glaciers, rode in a helicopter, and saw tons and tons of wildlife. There were so many fantastic things that we got to experience and it was all thanks to my wonderful parents. They are the best!

Jazz vs. Heat

Bronson and I were lucky enough to score a set of my mom's season pass Jazz tickets to the Uah Jzz vs. Miami Heat. Bronson and i pretty much told my mom we wanted these tickets ever since we found out that LeBron James was going to play for the heat. Bronson loves LeBron James, so i made sure that my mom saved these tickets for us.

It ended up being a super long day we drove up to SLC and back in the same day. Bronson could only miss half a day of work, so it was a big driving day. I wish that the Jazz would have won. They put up a good fight. I thought for sure that after the 3rd quarter we were going to be able to pull it off, but oh well the Jazz lost. It was so loud in the arena. I love going to the Jazz games and watching the crowd it is so much better than watching the games on T.V.

NFR 2010

This year Bronson and I went to the Nation Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas. My parents somehow snagged 4 tickets in the lower bowl and asked if we want to go with them. Of course we said yes. I am a total rodeo junkie and the NFR is the best of the best. We decided to head down to Vegas a little early so we could get in some Christmas shopping and to go and check out Cowboy Christmas. Bronson had never been to the NFR before, so i was really excited for him to experience it especillay since latley he has really gotten into riding horses and being a "cowboy." The cowboy's and cowgirl's that compete at the NFR level are pretty much amazing. This rodeo makes the dixie round up look like a kids rodeo..hahah. It was so loud an d crazy in the arena. We all had a total blast, so thanks Mom an Dad for taking us.

Jacobs Lake 2010

The Crew

Waiting for the buffalo to cross the road

North Rim

Piling into the back of the truck

A few months ago the group that i ride with decided that they wanted to ride from Jacobs Lake to the North Rim, which is about 88 miles. We were all super excited, but also a little nervous. None of us had done this ride and we didn't completely know what to expect. We knew that the first 12 miles was going to be a climb to get up to the highest elevation point, but we didn't expect more climbs beyond that point. We reached the end of the first 12 miles and we pretty much realized this was going to be a much harder ride than we expected. There were a lot of big rolling hills that we had climb and coast down. We all tried to stay together as much as we could, but we were all at such different riding levels that we ended up breaking up into little groups. When we hit the ranger station to get into the park we found out that the few people in our group that had national park passes wasn't going to get all of us in unless we were in a vehicle, which is so lame. So 8 of the 14 riders piled all our bikes and our bodies into the back of the truck that my dad was driving( he was our pick up driver for those who thought they couldn't make it) so instead of it costing each of us $10 to get in individually it cost us $10 for the whole truck load. It was kinda lame that we all had to pile in the truck, but that is your tax dollars at work...hahah. Any who we road into the park had some lunch and then it was time to get back on the road. I and another rider decided that we didn't want to ride out of the park because of the one big climb, so we got a ride to the top with my dad and then unloaded our bikes to continue our 30 miles back to the camp. Overall it was a long fun day. I started at 10 am and didn't get back to camp till 7 pm but we were only on our bikes and acutally riding for about 6 hours. The rest of the group all got around 88 miles and i only got 75 because i got the ride to the top if the park, but that was still the farthest i had ever been on a bike and i was super proud of myself. I know that i could have done the 12 miles out of the park but i was just sick of sitting on that bike....haha. Any who it was a fun trip. Thanks everyone that put it together. I also want to thank my dad for coming. He was driving the truck as our sag driver to pick up riders and refill our water bottles he was a definite life savor.

Viva La Summer

The 24th was awesome this year. Bronson and i decided that there was no better place to celebrate the 24th than out at lake powell with a few good friends. We had so much fun. The weather was perfect. Pretty much all that we did was lounge around on the boat, wakeboard, and just have a good time. I love all these people and am so glad that they could come with us on this trip.

IRONMAN 2010

IronMan was so awesome. I am still so amazed by all the participants and what they accomplished. Summer and I volunteered at one of the run aid stations and had a blast. I was so excited to see all of the competitors run by us on one side and fly by us on there bikes on the other side. We were set up in the middle of bluff street so we could see 2 legs of the race going at once. Both the male and the female winners of the race had huge gaps on there competitors and it was fun to cheer them on. We got there around 1 to start helping and our station didn't really start to get busy until about 2 or 2:30 and then it was non stop runners. It was exciting to see the people running by knowing that this was the last leg of the race, but the participants looked so tired i think that most of them were just ready to be done.
My mom volunteered at the swim part of the race, which was the first event, to take off wetsuits for the transition into the bike portion. She said that when the swimmers got out of the water they were so cold that they couldn't even move there fingers, so she pretty much had to completely dress the runners from head to toe. The water was only in the high 50's.

Next year i am definitely going to volunteer again. I can't even describe how amazing it was to be apart of it even though i didn't race it. It was just exciting to cheer them on and give the runners supplies that they needed. It really surprised me how thankful the competitors were, it just made it that much more rewarding the be apart of it.
I would love someday to compete in the iron man, but i think that i will start with baby steps. I plan on signing up to do a sprint triathlon hopefully in September and then we will see were it goes form there. I totally encourage everyone to volunteer next year because it was awesome.