where do you go when you can't go home?

holy cow!

(there is a wikipedia page for

"holy cow." what the?)

it's june. on wednesday.

where has the year gone?

it's practically half over already.

do you realize that?

we're celebrating the end of may

with a few fun things:

1. taylor o. got a new phone.

2. we can text thatcher now.

3. we're going to jerusalem in 90 days.

next,

memorial day is always a good day to

remember things.

we're remembering all the men and women

who have served and given their lives

so that we can enjoy the liberties

and freedom that we do everyday.

thank you.

also, any sort of holiday during

a scheduled school year at the

wasatch running center

=

lots of families and lots of obnoxious,

hyper kids, running around, tearing

things off the walls and riding

the fitting stools like race cars up and

down the track.

in other words, death.

metaphorically speaking, of course.

anyway.

keep reading.

keep running.

keep being funny.

bye.

p.s. shout out to brandon,

(yes, you're getting an early shout out)

we're excited for your 3-flavored cake!

and months to go before i sleep.

hi everybody.

quick game:

"on this day in 2009"

on 13 november 2009,
we snapped this photo:



it's called, "yellow truck at gas station."
cool right?
wrong. so, so uncool.
quite possibly the most uncool picture ever taken,
which is saying something,
because i'll bet there are a lot
of uncool pictures out there.

we didn't post this picture to
to point out how lame we are, though.
it's to show you how far we've come.
every picture has a point,
and this one is no exception.

..
..
..

anyway.
it's the weekend again.
doesn't it seem like the weekend was just a week ago?
yeah. to us too.

but really, time is going by quickly.
it's already the 13th of november 2010.
exactly 10 months ago, our friend ben left on his mission.
and in pretty much 6 months,
our brother and friend, thatcher, comes home.
and there is 1 month of school left.

on that note...
we've already filled our holiday schedules.
one of the scheduled activities will
clearly be remaking our
"baby, it's cold outside" music video.
that's obviously a christmas tradition.
we've also been compiling our christmas-break
reading lists; they're coming along nicely.

taylor b. is ever close to her vegetarian goal,
which means thanksgiving is fast approaching,
which means: PARIS.
that's where tay o. will be enjoying the holiday.
yes, yes. she knows.
the french don't celebrate thanksgiving.
so what? they don't make the rules.

speaking of rules,
it's about the time of year that we make more of them.
every once in a while,
we catch ourselves doing things that
should be against the rules.
but you know what they say,
"you break it, you buy it."

that should be a new rule.
it's a good one.

well, that's all for now.
much love and peace and joy
and rainbows and smiley faces
and unicorns and kittens,

---taylor & taylor.

you can't help it if i look like an angel.

my, my, how time does fly---
or so we've heard.
you can't take things literally these days.

it's a little crazy that we graduated
over a year ago.
now look where we are?
practically in the same place,
geographically speaking.
but that's not the point here.

we're growing up, and listen here,
growing up isn't necessarily defined by actions.
ask anyone. or taylor b.
so what if she spent a few hours
watching DVR'd episodes of
"sabrina the teenage witch."
she is still a teenager, after all.

and look at taylor o.
this time last year,
she wasn't even allowed into
the adult spa on our senior trip.
now look at her.
the desk attendant at that spa wouldn't dare ask for ID.
but even if she did ask,
she would have to let her in.

our point here is,
don't judge a book by it's cover,
the early bird gets the worm,
and time flies when you're having fun,
or so we've been told.

"popliteal tendon?!" ---taylor b.

we love that---taylor & taylor.