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2014 a Year in Review

As I sit here madly in love with 2015 already, I cannot help but long for the memories of 2014. 2014 brought me the best memories of my life, and as ready as I am to welcome a new year I would like to take a post to review the past. 

January, bridesmaid dress shopping with the most amazing women. 

February, deserves many photos! February I read our engagement announcement in the local newspaper, I watched a family embrace their standing son for the first time since November 2012, and we were able to take standing engament photos. 

March, between a visit from two of my besties, and my church bridal shower it was an incredible month. I picked out my viel, and celebrated Kaleb and I's future with the same church family that has supported me my entire life! 

April, I began my job at Moji a bang salon, I celebrated my Mom's 40th birthday, and I experienced an amazing photo shoot that would later be the most perfect gift for my future husband. 


May, was a busy one! With only a month until the wedding I felt like I was losing my mind most of the time. But on May 24 we spent the day laughing, loving, and celebrating. As my best friend, and maid of honor hosted the most amazing bridal shower. 

June, We said I Do! 


July, we participated in the Victory Over Paralysis walk a thon. We enjoyed many visits from the bestie, and my amazing family. 

August, we watched two amazing friends say I do! Congratulations again Mr. And Mrs. Dugan! My amazing husband also wrapped up his journey with the NRN, neuro recovery network, after 200 sessions! 

September, we disneymooned! We experienced the most magical trip together in the happiest place on earth! 

October, Kaleb was able to experience one of my most favorite events, the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta. That very same trip we took a little visit to off Broadway and saw wicked! 

November, we celebrated thanksgiving with the Kaleb's amazing family, and my first holiday with the Wilson's as a Wilson. 

December, was enchanting! We went home and celebrated Christmas with my family, which was perfect. But even more than that we celebrated our first Christmas has husband and wife. My sweet brother in law proposed to his sweet girlfriend, and her precious daughter.



Thank you 2014 for being so very memorable, wonderful, and perfect! 

Cheers to 2015! 

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  1. UnknownJanuary 5, 2015 at 7:20 PM

    Looks like you guys had a truly amazing yea, full of blesings!

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  2. FarrahJanuary 5, 2015 at 7:23 PM

    Your 2014 looked like so much fun! <3 The wedding photos are absolutely beautiful! :]

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