Random Moments from February and March

As the title of this post suggests, here are some random moments from February and March. The beginning of the year is always filled with random moments, it seems.

We've been to the Jordan River temple many, many times, obviously, but we've never officially taken a picture for our temple passport.  We decided that a night shot would be fun.

We tried to get everyone in the shot at the same time but it didn't work out well so Jaaromy and I took turns being in the picture.  I think we need a selfie stick.

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I always see such cutie hairstyles for girls on Facebook.  Since I don't have any girls, I decided to try out some Valentine's Day braids on myself.

 It's not easy to braid my own hair, but I made it work.

I curled the ends too, since there was so much left.  Fun :)  It was a shame to take them out.  I didn't wear it outside the house, I'm not brave enough.  Although, I did run to my neighbor's house to borrow her keys to the church.  She's so lucky.

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Jonathan loves video games, but he loves to read about them even more.  He got a Kirby game for Christmas and then was super excited about a new Kirby game that was releasing.  Kirby and the Rainbow Curse.

Isn't it adorable?  I was worried that he was expecting us to buy it.  Turns out he was just excited about it in general.  He was looking forward to other people buying it and then recording their gameplay so he could watch on YouTube.  Whew!  But he did decide that he wanted to celebrate by having a dance party.

He pulled up some music from the game on my phone and we danced!

And partied!

So, hooray for the release of Kirby and the Rainbow Curse!

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Speaking of long hair...

I was getting really tired of mine.  I just don't have the patience for it like I used to.  It hasn't been this short since Cinco de Mayo 1993 when my friend Emily and I cut each other's hair.  I'm actually really happy with it.  If anyone is sad about it I just remind them that it will be long again before they know it.

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My brother, Jared, reminded me of the Lego American exhibit going on at Fashion Place Mall.  I thought it would be fun to see.  I was right.

They had smaller displays down one hallway that were fun to look at.  So many fun little scenes that are easy to miss but we saw quite a few.  Then we got to the big ones.  Here's the Lincoln Memorial.

Jonathan's favorite was the Statue of Liberty.

There were quite a few but we didn't get pictures of all of them.

The Capitol was, by far, the biggest.  So cool!  We had a lot of fun and I'm glad we went.

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There's really no story here...

...except that Jonathan makes me laugh.