Friday, October 31, 2008

Happy Halloween

Today we are happy. As Zack left for work, we discussed our Halloween night plans. We will dress up of course (I am so glad he dresses up and still has fun for this holiday.) He will be a Princess. I will be a Canadian. If you don't know what word(s) fill in the blank, you'll just have to wait and see. Then we will go see The Nightmare Before Christmas in 3D. After of course our ward party. hehe. We wish you all a happy, safe and spooky Halloween!

There are more posts to come. We promise. You can also check out our individual blogs too. Z: www.iamxaque.blogspot.com, L: www.birdouse.blogspot.com

On this day last year...

I was not married to Zack, nor was I even dating him. In fact we were barely friends. Just kidding, we were, but only sometimes on the weekends when we would hang out with a group of us or by our nightly text conversations. But, on this day last year I was with my family in Rhode Island visiting my family. My nieces were happy that it was the day they could wear their outfits and go trick-or-treating. I was so happy because we had just visited Salem, Massachusetts, home of many famous witch trial stories. I was stoked as always about Halloween. I was especially excited to go and hang out with "the boys" at our ward Halloween party that night. So as I boarded the Peter Pan bus to head back to The City, I was excitedly planning my costume for the night.

Later that night I was in serious disguise as a Russian fashion fanatic (I was one of 4 in a fashion team, Jessica was our model) complete with tight black clothes, huge heels, wig and lots of makeup. I was barely recognizable. Zack was a Kissing Booth. I knew many a dumb girl would participate and so I was adament against giving him any sort of kiss (besides I wanted him to kiss me first, helloooo.) When I got there and saw my future husband (I did not think of it in this way... more like of course I want to kiss him, he won't even recognize me) I got right in that booth with him, cause we were friends and I could fit and went for the left cheek. I thought it was pretty awesome that I was the only girl to leave a BIG red kiss mark on his cheek. No big deal. After recognizing me and eating some more singles ward provided treats, we went to a party and just hung out more (we really ditched the party folk and went on the roof. Everyone followed of course. We love NYC rooftops.) Anyway, that is a good little memory. Sorry, dumb girls, I married this kissing booth. He chose ME.







I love Zack!