This weekend was Ben's 10 year reunion from good old Davis High. At first, we weren't going to attend some of the events but then Ben got roped into helping out with a class slideshow and facepainting since he was a Student Body Officer. I am glad he was involved and we were able to attend.
On Friday night they had a picnic and carnival on the Davis High Football Field. Ben was supposed to help face paint but ended up talking more than face painting. It was fun to get to see one of Ben's good friends Jared and his wife Allie who I spent most of the time talking to. I was so glad I had someone there to talk to! We all had so much fun talking we were the last ones there. Logan was quite the hit and his daddy sure enjoyed showing him off to everyone.
Then on Saturday night they had a formal dinner with some entertainment. They had some funny 1998 trivia, class stats and stories and games. They also had a silent auction and of course the slideshow Ben worked on. The slideshow was a bit last minute, but overall it turned out very well. Ben always does such a good job on these things. We had a few technical difficulties but in the end it worked out.
Ben was nice enough to let me go out and get a new dress so I would look nice to show off. I took Logan out shopping with me which is always an adventure but was luckily able to find something within a limited time.
It was fun to get out of the house for a night, dress up and get to hang with my husband. A special thanks to my parents for taking such good care of my bottle refusing baby.
As a random side note I am now sporting my natural hair color. Did anyone even know I was a brunette? I am not quite sure how I feel about it yet but the good thing is I can always change it back.
I know the outside doesn't look to impressive. You would never guess that this is what was inside.
Freezers full of the best tasting gelato ever. Flavors ranging from authetic rice to pineapple, lemon, chocolate, raspberry and many many more. I think we were in Florence for three nights and we made sure that we went to Vivoli's every night. This was too good of stuff to not indulge in every night. This is how you got the Italian gelato from the world famous Vivoli's.
In a paper cup with a tiny spoon. You could get up to three flavors in a cup. My favorite was to get chocolate and a fruit flavor. I would then run my spoon down the middle and get a little bit of both. The perfect mixture. Here is a picture of me even enjoying the gelato on the not so clean street in front of Vivoli's. 




