Abby and I haven't seen each other in over a year. She was one of my room mates at SVU. Her and her hubby just moved to Salt Lake City so I got to go to her baby shower. She is due any day now with a baby boy. I'm so excited for her! It's nice to have some more friends close by from SVU. 
We decided to go see Abell and Brit in Las Vegas over Father's Day weekend. I haven't been there before so we walked along the strip for a few hours. That wasn't even close to the best part! We went to a restaurant for lunch called the Waffle Cafe. I had my first authentic waffle turkey sandwich and waffle pizza. I know if sounds weird but it was so delicious! Unfortunately we forgot to take a picture of our meals. 
Of course we were pumped to see Transformers 2. We actually saw it yesterday and it was a let down for Kemp. I still enjoyed it because I tried not to expect too much since it is a sequel.
After 
This must be the ugliest hair cut of all time! She looked so odd when we picked her up. Honestly, I was a little embarrassed to put this on here. She has a freakin mustache/beard! We took her to PetSmart and they said her tangles were so bad they had to cut it all off. I couldn't stand the hair on her face so I cut the beard off a few days later. This hair cut was a little over a month ago so here's an update of how she looks now: 
She's starting to look really cute again. Thank goodness! Kemp and I got a membership at a local gym when we moved to Lehi called the Legacy Center. Everytime we go I always look at their announcement board and one day I saw a flier stating that the Legacy Center is looking for a new cheerleading coach. I was so excited about it and applied immediately. It has been one of my dreams to coach or teach children cheerleading/dance/gymnastics. They hired me immediately and I have been coaching once a week for about 3 weeks now. It has been so much fun! I love it! I've always looked up to my coaches and I hope that I can teach these girls in a way that will help them grow, just like my coaches taught me.
