It even zipped all the way up. Now to shrink all the way out of it!
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February 2010
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About Me
- Beth
- I grew up in many places but I am a Colorado native. I've never skied- I wouldn't feel safe with sleds on my feet. I went to highschool with my husband but we didn't meet until after I graduated. I went to Colorado State University and gained a BA in Journalism which I have hardly used. I joined the LDS church, which my parents thought would be a phase. I married Mike in the Denver Temple and then we began a family. I didn't imagine myself with 7 children- Yet, who would I choose not to have? They are all special and unique. They have brought me unimaginable joy (and sometimes pain.)
Lake Tahoe 2008
This is not what I thought I looked like.
Was that your wedding dress? Regardless, it's lovely.
ReplyDeleteAnd, I don't count that as your December picture. Only a few days left to get it posted. Tick. Tick. Tick. :)
That is my wedding gown that my mom made for me- it was difficult to find a dress that had a bodice that did not dip too low in the front or too low in the back. I was really happy with the dress she made. At the fabric store I thought the material might be more for a couch but she convinced me that it would make up nice. The bolt had a black stain on it, so the store gave us the whole thing for $50- silk brocade! The hardest part was all the beads around the neckline- but they came out wonderful. Thanks Mom!
ReplyDeleteYour mom did a great job. How interesting...both of our mothers made our wedding dresses. I don't think that happens much now.
ReplyDeleteI could see how you would worry that the fabric would be too heavy, but it turned out beautifully. And you did get married in Denver in December, so a heavier fabric makes a lot of sense!
And, there is no way I could fit in my wedding dress today. I weighed about 15-20 pounds less then. I don't want to be that small today, but 10 pounds lighter would be a good thing for me.
Fifteen years and still as beautiful as the day you were born. I am proud to be your mother.
ReplyDeleteI meant fifteen years in your wedded bliss and that you are as beautiful as ever. mom
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