Life Wright now | June

WATCHING

Our friends recently hosted a night to watch the ReMoved documentaries about foster care. It was an awesome night and the documentary does a great job of portraying this topic from the child's perspective. They are fostering two young boys & after the movie, answered questions for those that were interested.Warning: watch with kleenex. 

EATING

I've tried a few recipes from the famous Pioneer Woman. Her Tomato Tart & Mexican "Flatbread" Pizza are really tasty!

READING

I just finished reading "All the Light We Cannot See" by Anthony Doerr. 'Twas difficult to put down - I really really enjoyed it! Up next is "The Girl on the Train" by Paula Hawkins & "I'll Give you the Sun" by Jandy Nelson. 

LISTENING

Hozier. 

"Work Song" and "Jackie and Wilson" are two of my favorites. 

Headed to the Lone Star State for a week & a half to celebrate a couple marriages, see my family, connect with college friends, explore the latest in Austin, & relax!

SJW

Confessions of a 25 year old

Sometimes I bring applesauce to a dinner party...because I want to eat it myself.

I like watching golf on TV. 

I don't really know pop culture. 

I look at job openings & house postings just for fun. 

Sometimes I use Febreeze as perfume.

I prefer water to wine & beer & coffee. 

I think about children's names often. Right now the leaders are Ramona Louise & Calvin Thomas.

Meal planning makes me anxious. 

I almost always pack my bags the night before. 

I enjoyed high school but have forgotten a lot of what I was taught.

I told Mr. Fleece we should buy Ebony more nylon bones.....They're called nylabones.

I'm an introvert.

I don't know the Star Wars story (as in, I haven't really seen the movies).

I wish Mr. Fleece & I had written our own vows for our wedding ceremony.

Seattle feels like home.

-SJW

Road Trip Recap: Wyoming + Idaho

Mr. Fleece & I recently took a little Northwest road trip. I learned that Montana is gorgeous, Yellowstone is fascinating, farming is hard, there are Basque people in Boise & I am married to a truly wonderful man. 

Day 1

13 hour drive

Coeur d'Alene, ID is gorgeous, I want to go back

forgot about the time change

Montana, you are beautiful!

The Noodle Company for dinner (YUM!)

Made it to our cabin

Day 2 - Day 3

Mammoth Hot Springs

So much wildlife (bears, wolf, fox, mountain goats, elk, bison)

GEYSERS!

mud pots
fumaroles

Old Faithful (x4)

Old Faithful Inn - hanging out in the atrium, listening to a cellist/pianist

Day 4 - Day 5 

Farm life in Powell, WY

talking with JC & DC

playing with CC & JC

riding a tractor

learning about barley & pinto beans

eating chicken pot pie & waffles 

picking wild asparagus 

Day 6 - Day 7 

Drive to Grand Teton National Park, one of the most beautiful places!

Camp!

Hike!
We saw a moose

Make dinner on our camp stove : ) 

Day 8

explore Boise with MT

eat Basque food

watch "Dial M for Muder" at opening night of the Idaho Shakespeare Festival (no, this one wasn't written by Shakespeare)

Looking forward to more road trips with this guy,

Mr. Fleece driving through a snowstorm in Yellowstone!

-SJW