Isn't she beautiful?! This is Gyorgyi (proununced ger-gi) and her daughter Zsofi. They live in a small town in Hungary and it was so much fun to hang out with them! It took me a while to get these posted but here they are... finally. Gyorgyi in these pictures is 7 months pregnant with their 2nd daughter who they will name Dorka. 
~Thanks Gyorgyi for the yummy soup and fun times at your house! Hopefully you are all doing well and congratulations on your new baby! ~
The latest in spring fashion has arrived and here is what my husband's reaction to it all was -
So I am sure you are wondering what the surprise is...
And a little cheese with the sassy cat.
I will be donating the approximately 10 inches that I cut off on Friday March 28, 2008 to Locks of Love. It is quite a shocker for people and today at church everyone was so amazed. I LOVE IT and Peter really likes it too even though he said he would never like short hair! Washing it in the shower was the best thing ever I hardly used any shampoo and it took like two seconds (I was a little weirded out when I went to pull down my locks of wet hair while washing and NOTHING was there!)
It all started in Hungary. I found a magizine ad with this girl in it who had the CUTEST short hair cut and I showed it to Peter and he thought it would be okay but he (like always) tried to point out something that that girl had that I didn't, in this case it was wavy hair but that didn't bother me. So while we were there Peter all of the sudden decided to change his mind and told me that I should cut my hair! I was shocked and knew that I needed to take advantage of this fast or I might never receive his good wishes again when cutting my hair. We found a place where his old Mission President and his wife used to get their hair cut (I was a little nervous because who knows, it was Hungary for heaven sakes...) We walked into the salon and Peter began talking with this really cute lady with a really cute short hair cut! However when they finished talking Peter told me to my dismay that they were all booked out for the day. Oh well I guess I would just have to wait and pester Peter some more one day when I was feeling up to it.
Well when we got home I continued to think about that hair cut but didn't really say too much about it. On Thursday night Peter asked me if I was going to set up an appointment with my hair stylest, Karen Jorgensen. I asked him if I could and he said, "You better!"
Friday while I was at work I thought and thought about the hair cut all day and then just before lunch Peter called and told me to set up my appointment for TODAY! As soon as we got off the phone I called Karen and she was able to fit me in at 4 o'clock. I could hardly focus the rest of the day! Peter was really excited to see it too.
I am so glad I have cut my hair and just in time for the heat of the summer! Hope you all like it! And if you are thinking of cutting it all off... JUST DO IT!
*Buda Palace
Hello everyone! Peter and I are back from our trip to Hungary (well we have been back for a week now but with family coming in for Easter, things have been a little crazy around here) and we had the most wonderful time ever! Seeing as it was my first time to the continent of Europe I was fascinated with oldness of everything! My belief that Europe was meant to be photographed in BLACK AND WHITE has been re-affirmed.
*They have amazingly long and fast escalators in the Metros in Budapest. (Pictured below)
*Pictured above is Fishermans Bastion. I guess you could call it a fortress and in one of the turrets there is a sacrifice table (I took a picture of it but is was so dark you can't tell what it is.) Below is the church that sits behind the Bastion. They are apparently doing some fix'er up'er work on this one but you can still see the amazing detail. The roof was the best part but due to the night I couldn't get a close enough picture of which you could tell what it was.
Ahh... last but not least... FORNETTI! Peter and I ate this every day for breakfast. We brought some back with us and it was ok the next day heated up in the microwave.
Holy Moly! Peter and I have been married 7 months today and we are more in love than ever. As a celebration he made me a peanut butter and jelly sandwich (ahh... poor love, he he) I guess we are celebrating by going to HUNGARY in 7 days!!!!! Peter served his mission in Hungary he set up a Hungarian blog on Sunday it is, peterhiss.blogspot.com so if you speak the tounge then check it out. Other than that just know that I LOVE HIM!
Siza! Seteretletck Petert! (That is my pathetic attempt at Hungarian... he he).
