Happy Halloween

We had too much fun passing out candy to the cute trunk or treaters!


The brothers, Aaron, and I working on our pumpkins.





We are the sheriffs of awesomeness! Happy Halloween! I am such a lucky girl to have such an amazing family and husband! Aaron and I spent the Halloween weekend with my family in California. We had a BLAST! Trunk or Treating, carving pumpkins, games, and yummy treats all rolled into one weekend? Yes please!


Our fancy Halloween artwork.

Our Two Year Anniversary!!! Wow time sure flies when you are having fun!

We celebrated two years of blissful, incredible, and perfect matrimony today. Being married to one another for the last two years has been a phenomenal blessing and such an amazing experience. Aaron and I grow closer and stronger as a family every day. Each morning when I wake up next to him I am so thankful to be married to such a smart, handsome, and hardworking person. He is really my universe. I couldn't say enough prayers in this lifetime to express my gratitude for him. Alright, enough sappy stuff:)



It was my year to plan the anniversary date. Of course I wanted to make it special and over the top. I wanted to take Aaron back to the place we were engaged...the day he put a ring on it was really magical. Although I could never recreate that day (it was just to amazing, emotional ect.) I wanted at least to go to the bridge were the magic happend. So I booked tickets to Blue Man group and a fancy steakhouse at the Venetian were we were engaged 2 years and three months ago. Dinner was delicious and not only was the show amazing, we were actually asked to be audience participants in the performance. Basically Aaron and I were superstars and stole the show. We loved our thirty seconds of fame. After the performance we took a long and romantic walk on the bridge were Aaron proposed...It was a good night.





Same place 2 years 3 months ago!!! What a magical day!

Fourth of July 2011!!!

Since when did my little brothers out grow me?


We play with our food in our family!

Who doesn't just LOVE the fourth of July? Fireworks,food, family, and fun? What's not to love?!? We were lucky enough to spend time with both Radmall and Humphries families in Utah. Stadium of Fire, BBQ-ing, spending time at friend's cabins, and watching parades were all fun activities Aaron and I were able to do in celebration of our country. My dad and brothers ran in the 5K Freedom Run, they all did really well (even my DAD) and Andrew even placed in the top 15...Bazinga! It was a pretty perfect weekend!



I wish Dr. Radmall would wear his glasses more often...he looks so adorably sophisticated:)

Yet Another Ballet Post...

When I jump for joy...this is how I jump. Aaron jumps like this as well when he is jumping for joy...it's just how we roll in this family.

24 Years Young!

As of today, I am 24. I will make my last year in my 'early twenties' an incredible year for me. Time goes by fast. I would like to thank my mother for giving birth to me with no medication on this day 24 years ago...WOW. I should be sending all my presents to my mother! More updates on the celebrations soon to come!

This is what 24 looks like in the Rad Fam's House!



BIrthday gifts and breakfast in bed? Sure!

Aaron is of course the most perfect husband and spoiled me rotten! I know, I know this doesn't surprise anyone. As for the rest of the day...I can't wait to continue the celebration of...Me!

Morning Egg Hunt...Happy Easter

Aaron finding his Easter Treats

Dove Chocolate Bunny for Breakfast? Great Idea!!!

It becomes pretty apparent on Easter morning that Aaron and I are five year old children stuck in twenty/thirty year old bodies. We get so excited to see what the "Easter Bunny" brought us. We get up much to early to hunt eggs, sneak a peak at our baskets and we can't sleep the night before because we are just "to excited!"...seriously. You should see our situation around Christmas...out of control. If our behavior is any indicator of how our children will react to the excitement of the holidays, than we are going to have some seriously excited/crazy kids on our hands. But regardless of all the fun treats and little gifts, I as the grounded wife try to remember the real reason for Easter (and I lovingly remind my adorable husband). I'm really the most excited to give my Easter Lesson in Primary about our Savior and I'm really happy we get to go to church and listen to great Easter talks and hear Easter music.


The Easter Baskets

Things I Couldn't Go On Living Without...

I've been feeling incredibly blessed lately. Probably because I am. I have so much to be thankful for. This list could honestly go on forever, but I thought it would be fun to blog a little bit about a few things I am grateful for today.

#1. Aaron Radmall. He is the most darling and perfect husband I could ask for. He will forever hold the number one spot on my most thankful list. I could never be with out him.



#2. Temples. I'm grateful for knowing because of the work done in temples we can be with the ones we love the most forever and ever.

Aaron and I outside of the Jordan River Temple


#3 Family. My parent gave me everything I ever wanted and needed. Seriously...I had it all because my mom and dad rock. My brothers are awesome and super fun. And for two years now I've had a whole new family to enjoy.
The Radmalls


The Humphries


#4 The Gym. I love working out. It relaxes me. I can't live without feeling the burn for an hour or two a day. But most of all I'm thankful for a healthy body that functions so I am able to go to the gym.



#5 A Pretty Earth to spend this life in.



Some days I really feel blue for no reason. It's so dumb/annoying. I truly have nothing to be sad about. And even on the rare occasion that I do have something to be sad about...it's never really that bad and/or always turns out alright. I think my new goal should be to make a thankful list any time I feel sad:) Then I'll be happy.

Cupcakes! Yum!

Cupcakes are adorable and delectably delicious. So being the Holly Homemaker that I am, I made Easter Cupcakes for Aaron's Office! Speaking of Easter treats...I did a pretty good job of avoiding Easter Candy this year. No offense to Christmas candy....but every one knows Easter Candy is the best, so I guess this Easter Weekend would be my time to get my Easter Candy Fix for the year. Cadbury Eggs here I come.

Oh and while we are on the subject of cupcakes...here are some other baked delights I have done lately.

They are supposed to be "garden" themed...If you look close you can see cabbage, carrots, radish ect.

We Love It When Our Families Visit!

Aaron and I had a super weekend date...actually we had several super dates this weekend and my Californian family tagged along for our adventures. My family finally made it up to Las Vegas to see our new place (they are very busy/popular...my dad is busy teaching High School French, my mom is busy making modest prom dresses for the girls in her ward and my brothers are busy being star athletes and getting ready for college...so it's okay it took them so long to get up here). We had lots of fun bowling, going on roller coasters, site seeing all of the awesomely tacky Las Vegas sites and of course the boys were constantly playing tricks/pranks on each other. So it was a fun filled weekend of adventure and excitement here at the Rad Fam house.

The Oldest of the Humphries kids and the youngest of the Humphries Kids.




The Utah Family comes up to visit us often and I thought it would be fun to post some pictures from when the Utah Radmalls came to visit us last time. I think these are from just after Christmas this year...We are pretty lucky to have such great families on the Radmall side and on the Humphries side. Double Awesomeness.

We Got a Mac...now I have to experiment

We needed a new computer..we got a MAC. This computer rocks! I am still trying to figure everything out. Oh look it comes with a photo booth. What more do you need...? Oh look the cute little apple lights up in the back. I need to figure out how to put some fun videos up.

Välkommen hem Matthew!

The Humphries Family officially welcomed home their first return missionary. After two years of serving in Sweden, Matt came home...only to be embarrassed at the airport by his slightly excited family (we had 'welcome home' signs and caused a bit of a scene at the airport). It was so much fun to have all the kids together again, and now that Aaron is a part of the family, all four of the boys were getting into all sorts of 'trouble' together, Call of Duty marathons, tazer fights, shooting lizards and stink bombs...now that all four of them are together...we have our hands full:)



I'm so proud of Matthew (and all of my little brothers) and his service in Sweden. He worked so hard and we know he will be blessed for all of his efforts in the mission field. Congrats to him and Välkommen hem(I think this is Swedish for welcome home:)!


The Three Brothers...back together again:)

American Ballet Theatre Teacher Training!

Wicked...you can see some of the cool scenery in the back round. Loved this show!



I love New York. I've had so many happy memories there. Of course, this visit was no exception. Thanks to my wonderful husband, I was able to go to an amazing 10 days of teacher training with American Ballet Theatre. I love being a ballet teacher, and this made me love it even more. I can't wait to get back to teaching on Wednesday to use all my new knowledge and information. On top of getting to be a part of an amazing certification program, my mom and grandma came along for the trip too! Wahoo! Three generations in one hotel room...it was pretty much a party every night. And by party I mean me studying for hours. But don't worry I made it to 'Wicked' and 'The Lion King' both fantastic. It was nice to be able to spend quality time with my mom and Grandma in such an exciting place. Right now I am just happy to be back in Vegas snuggling with Aaron, even though NYC was amazing...nothings as wonderful as being with him.


Brrrr! Yes it snowed and was freezing...but look how pretty!



My fellow teachers...such great people. This was right before my final test! I was SOOO nervous! But thank goodness it went great!

Shouldn't Every Day be like Valentines Day?

Handsome Guy.

Aaron and I decided not to celebrate Valentines Day this year. Ahaha, if this is what our house looks like when we "aren't celebrating" Valentines Day I'm seriously curious as to what our house would look like when we do celebrate. I guess even though we both had long days of work and Valentines Day inconveniently feel on a busy Monday, we just couldn't resist an excuse to express our love and spoil each other. And as cheesy as this sounds, it kind of always feels like Valentines Day in the Rad Fam's home. Happy Valentines Day! XO!



The explosion of LOVE decorations!

2010 Highlights

I have several more 'favorite memories' that occured this year. Far to many to put down in a single post. But here are five that came to mind first!

The Rad Fam's Top five favorite memories of 2010 (drum roll please...)

5. Aaron turns the big 30! Wahoo!




4. Mammoth Lakes Trip and Fourth of July! Our first camping trip together!



3. We hiked the Subway. I couldn't walk for a week...but I am stronger for it now:)



2. Hawaii! Relaxing in paradise.



1. Aaron graduates from UNLV School of Dental Medicine. He makes me SO proud!



Honorable mentions go to:
1. The Utes victory in the BYU vs. U of U football game.
2. Jeanette getting offered a teaching position at Dixie State
3. Getting to see The Lion King, 'O' and Tarzan Performances

Welcome 2011!

Can anyone tell me where 2010 went? Sheesh! Time really does fly when you are having fun/getting older. Las Vegas is probably considered the holy mecca of having a good time to ring in the new year. Apparently we had 300,000 guests this year. I would like to thank all of the tourist who came to visit our sweet city for making the traffic unbearable this time of year. Rather than going to the strip and dodging drunks and B list celebrities we opted for a quiet night out on the town in Boca Park. We were lucky enough to have our friends Brett and Emily join us to see Tron (Aaron and I really enjoyed the Sci-fi movie) and eat a nice steak dinner at Flemings. Considering I've been a vegetarian for almost nine years I was sure I would eat light. Wrong. We were all so stuffed with delicious food by the time we said "Happy New Year" I thought I was going to have to be wheeled out to the car in a wheel chair due to a mild food coma. It was a great last meal of 2010.

2010 was really a fantastic year for Aaron and I. We grew closer together and we just love each other more and more. Things didn't always go according to plan. We made a move to St. George hoping we would be there for a year or two, only to end up back in Vegas five months later. While this may have seemed like an inconvenience at the time, in the long run I know we will look back on it as a blessing. We have been given so much and we are so thankful for the love and support from our families. Thanks 2010 for being so great. We always try to stay optimistic and in staying with that tradition we know 2011 is going to be a superb year too! Happy New Year!

Christmas Bells Are Ringing!

Four Thirty Christmas Morning...Yes, Aaron and I are the bad children that wake up WAY to early to look at presents.



Christmas Eve


I just love and adore Christmas! It really is the most wonderful time of the year.



Aaron and I were lucky enough to spend Christmas with my family in California. It was a blast! We fed homeless people on Christmas Eve, saw real reindeer in Oak Glen, made gingerbread houses, filled stockings, played games and of course had lots of(maybe to many ) Christmas treats. My missionary brother, Matthew, called from Sweden and we talked to him for four hours on speaker phone. We thought it was a little chilly in California...then Matthew told us he was pretty close to the North Pole and the temperature was zero. So I stopped complaining about the cold.

I'm so grateful we are able to celebrate Christmas and remember the birth of Christ. I told Aaron on our way to California that when I was a little girl I was always so excited for my presents. Now I just get excited to be able to be with my family and remember the birth of Christ. I also love being able to give Christmas related service to those in need. I'm glad I have gained perspective on the true meaning of Christmas over the years.


We are slightly curious as to what a dentist is supposed to do with a yard of sugar gum?


The Brothers


Aaron got an air soft gun...keeps the wife in check.