Church Ball

For about the last month and a half Ty has been playing in the Church ball tournament. It went on for a long time because his team did so well. They made it to the finals game undefeated, but ended up losing and taking second. It was fun watching him play.

Concrete Art

We finally had a somewhat shiny but not warm, day in Payson a few weeks ago so Ry and I took advantage of it by pulling out her new sidewalk chalk and showing off our truly artistic skills. By the end of it we grew tired of writing on concrete and moved on to face painting.

O-Live-Juice

Ry was helping me make dinner one night and when I turned back around to use the olives she had already eaten most of the can!

Valentine's Day

So I'm way behind on my blogging so I'm going back to recap the latest happenings in the Pulham Family.
These are the beautiful flowers my sweet husband bought me for Valentine's Day. He disappeared that morning and came back with flowers for me and a giant teddy and rose for Ryann. That night he took his two girls to a movie and then to dinner at Tepanyaki. It was a lot of fun, especially watching Ryann's reaction to all the cooking. The chef that cooked our food kept teasing her and making her laugh, it was hilarious. Then at the end of the meal Ry tapped our waiter on the shoulder and asked him "how much is it to buy these sticks" (chopsticks) when he told her they were free to take she said "wow that's convenient!" We couldn't quit laughing!
Thanks hunny for being so sweet to your girls!

The Wedding!

First kiss as husband and wife.

Lindsay recently finished editing some of the photos from the wedding so I'm backtracking a bit to post some of those. She did an AMAZING job and we are very happy with how they turned out.
The wedding itself was a beautiful day. A little stressful at first because I was worried about the barbecued beef (of course I would be worried about the food I was making!) but it all turned out. We got the pictures taken which took much longer than Ty wanted it too, needless to say, he and Ryann were sick of smiling for the camera after a few hours :) Bishop Carter gave some great words of advice before the ceremony. The thing I remember the most and will try to always remember and implement is to remember that your spouse was raised differently so if they have different views or do things differently than you, just be accepting and don't judge. I think this is something good to always live by. So thanks to all my family and new in-laws for all that you did to make it a memorable day for the new little Pulham family.

Married Life

Well I don't have any pictures to post of the blessed event yet because Lindsay is still in the process of editing them, but I'm very excited to see how they turn out.
Today is Ty, Ryann, and my one week anniversary of being a family and things have been absolutely wonderful. I'm convinced more and more everyday through all the little things Ty does, that I have the greatest husband ever. Heavenly Father completely knew what he was doing when he put Ty in my path. And little Ry is adjusting very well. It's still different for me getting used to being called mommy all the time but I love it. Her and I have a very special relationship that I wouldn't trade for anything. So to all of you that told me marriage was worth all the hard work, when I was too scared to ever give marriage a chance, well you were all right.

Just a few engagement photos