Thursday:
Grace, Omar's mom, made me some Honduran enchilidas (totally different then mexican enchilidas) which are more like tostadas, sort of. They are wonderful.
One of my best friends, Sarah, just got home from her mission in Poland and I was super excited to see her. We decided that we would go camping together the day that we flew in. It was a blast catching up. We went to this restaraunt Bajio's that I had never been to. It was pretty good and was similar to Cafe Rio. We had this guy name Pedro who made our food and we spoke in Spanish, he thought I told him that my husband and I broke up and he gave us free horchata. When I fixed the confusion he offered us free food if I brought in Omar. Nice guy.
We drove around like crazy trying to find a place to camp and everything said "no camping." So we decided to drive up pleasant grove canyon to camp and as we were driving it was pitch black and the snow was becoming so thick and heavy. I just sort of looked at her and said "Uh you think this is a good idea?" I totally didn't want to get sick. We decided to go camping in her parent's garage. So fun and her mom even made whole wheat waffles for breakfast. It was great to see her family again. I forgot how involved they are with politics - it was really funny talking with them - you have to be very careful about what you say.
Friday:
Sarah dropped me off back home where Omar's brother and our sister-in-law, Megan, and nephew, Jayden, along with Megan's sister, Ashley, had driven in from Arizona while I was camping. We all went to downtown SLC and drove Trax (which oddly enough I had never done before). We didn't go on Temple Square this time as it was freezing outside. We took Trax over to the Gateway Mall which I had never been to before. We shopped around and had hot chocolate.
Later we went over and met 2 of my old mission companions and their significant others and had dinner at Cafe Rio.
Saturday:
Omar's dad drove us all down to Provo where we made a quick DI trip and then went and met 2 of my old roommates for lunch at Noodles & Co. which I had never been to before. It was so great to see Julie and Kelly again and meet Kelly's 2 adorable little girls.
After lunch we went over to the BYU Bookstore where I FINALLY purchased a BYU Alumni license plate holder for the car. Omar even bought a BYU hat.
When we returned that day Omar worked on surround sound he installed for his parents. Later that evening Omar and I had dinner and played games with my cousin Corey, his wife Liz and their adorable new daughter Camrie, as well as my Aunt Pam and Uncle Jerry. It was a ton of fun playing games and of course good food as always. We love getting together with them and will miss them and the rest of the family at the family reunion this summer since we won't be able to make it with our work schedules.
Sunday:
Was a great relaxing day just hanging out at the house with Omar's family.
Monday:
Was our last day. While Omar's parents and Eddie and all of them went to the aquarium, Omar and I went and visited my friend Nikki and her husband and 2 baby girls. We went and ate at Omar's little fav place the Pie Pizzeria and then went over to a frozen yogurt place. It was a great time.
Later that day Omar started going through all of his stuff that is boxed up at his parent's house and somehow I had to find room in our luggage for at least 50 movies, and some of his mission stuff! My husband is crazy - he had a pile of 30 comic books he wanted to add to it to, thank goodness he decided that he was afraid they would get bent during flight and to leave them with his parents still.
In the evening Omar and I as well as Megan and Eddie went on a date night to the movies to see Bounty Hunter.
Tuesday:
We flew out early in the morning to Orlando and got home late that night. All in all it was a nice trip and I am glad that we went.
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Woohoo! I love appearing in others' blogs!
(Although, man, did I really gain that much weight?! Thanks for the diet motivation!)
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