Monday, March 24, 2008

Hangin Out



I can't get Marty to pose normal for a picture! He is still pretty cute though if you ask me....



Here are some picks from snowmobiling, I have pink gloves, pink goggles, pink jacket, pink Bennie, and you cant see in this picture but my boots are pink to.

Thursday, March 20, 2008

So happy together....


We look forward to keeping in touch this way. Feel free to visit our blog whenever you would like.

MOM AND DAD

These are my parents! Bob and Patti Christison...
I have to say I have the most amazing parents in the world. They live in Arizona.. my dad is the bishop down there and he is such a good one!! He really cares about everyone in the ward. He is also just a great dad. I love that he calls and checks in on me to make sure I am okay. I may be all grown up and married, but at heart I am daddy's little girl. My mom is what always made our house a home. If I needed a shirt washed or something picked up for school she was on it. She is exactly the kind of mother I hope to be to my kids. Thanks guys for being so awesome. PS.. I know I am your favorite.. (just admit it)

Our New Blog


I think it is time for Marty and I to start documenting our lives. We should have started this a long time ago, but with school and work, it kind of gets pushed to the backburner. I would like to use this as a journal... but for now I will have to catch you up on our past. This picture is from our honeymoon. Marty and I have been married 2 1/2 years. It has gone by so fast. We both work full time. Marty works for Security National. His job has given us some great opportunities and it has been fun getting to be good friends with those he works with. I work for a downtown Law Firm. We both attend the University of Utah. I am going for a BA in English. Marty is getting his finance degree. We bought our first home about 8 months ago. It is just a small townhome, but it had everything we wanted and it suits our needs wonderfully. We love to hang out with our family and friends and of course spend time with each other, which is a rarity these days.