Instagrams & Milk

My life has been crazy busy lately. But between all the busy, I've been trying to find more time to grasp a hold of the small and simple moments in life. Like when I wake up in the morning and Luna is snuggled against me, or when I go on lunch dates with my mom, or when my best friend gets engaged and I get to be a part of the proposal. All those special things have been happening along with the craziness and those moments really help me stay sane.

Here are a few of the simple moments in my life captured through good ol' Instagram. . .

 This is what college football does to us. . 

Hikes with my sis and the rest of the family.

 Luna, balancing on the door. Just call her an "acrocat". 

 My university is so great. Always an Aggie!

 We have a ghost family "hanging" around our house.

 I love weekends with this guy.

 Conference crafts. I made these for our bathroom during the Sunday morning session.

 I shot my first wedding. It was scary and also really fun.

 Brian left me to go camping with a bunch of boy scouts. Yes, one of the boys brought a wooden sword.

 While Brian camped in the rain, my girl Shayla and I made necklaces.

 And we also ate lots of delicious food from Olive Garden.

 Celebrating my baby sister's birthday. We wore matching glasses for the occasion.

 Love my new necklace.

 Nature could win any beauty contest. Hands down.

 Lunch dates with my mom and brother. Such a needed break from classes.

 Zucchini and mushrooms to go with our steaks.

My best friend is engaged!!! Love you, Shayla. 

Sorry for the overload. I just couldn't narrow it down. Now sleep is calling. Especially since the husband is quietly snoring next to me and Luna is on my chest purring in her sleep. I guess I'll join the club. Tomorrow we leave for San Francisco! I can't wait! Thanks to everyone who gave me and Brian tips of where to go and what to do. We will be busy bees trying to get everything done we want to during our short time in the city. Luna is going to hold down the fort while we're away. Don't worry, one of our Primary girls is going to watch her. We wouldn't just leave her unchaperoned. What horrible parents we would be.