The Fetzers

Our attempt at baby photography

2012-01-23T18:19:00.000-08:00

Brendon discharged from the hospital a lot sooner than we had planned which meant we never got to have professional baby pictures done. So here is Grandmas and my attempt at photography; these are the half descent ones. We warmed up the bedroom, put him in the buff, and thought he would just stay asleep. Yeah right. We couldn't stop laughing at our pathetic attempt.

Brendon is home from the NICU!

2012-01-12T18:00:00.000-08:00

Brendon surprised everyone and came home from the NICU a month early. We think Brendon wanted to show the nurses that he was no "whimpy white male." According to statistics, premature white males have the most difficulty progressing. Brendon just kept moving forward and became some of the nurse's favorite patient.

Our little bundle of joy! Welcome home Brendon!

Weight 5lbs 6oz and 18 inches long

15 Weeks Pregnant

2011-08-12T11:58:00.000-07:00

I'm finally in the beginning of the 2nd trimester. One down, two to go! I'm 15 weeks today and starting to show, a little. I can't wait to feel the baby move but that won't be for a few more weeks. Right now Baby Fetzer measures about 4 inches long and is the size of an apple.

Yahooooo...We're having a baby!

2011-07-15T17:16:00.000-07:00

Friday morning, July 15th, Mark and I woke up thrilled that the day had finally arrived to see our little baby or (according to Mark) our little twins. We had been waiting anxiously to know that there really was a little one inside my tummy. We couldn’t wait to hear the heart beat and know that what we have been waiting and praying for all this time had come true.

Everything happened so fast when we got to the care center. The nurse took us into the ultrasound room, had me lay down on the chair, and within seconds Baby Fetzer was up on the screen with his/her little heart beating away. A rush of emotions came over me as I saw the little hands and body. I looked at Mark and he was just starring at the screen in amazement. We sat there holding hands just loving the sound of the baby's heartbeat. It was going 165bpm. We were quick to ask if that was normal. I think we were or are a little more jumpy after losing a baby last year.

Mark and I felt such a sense of relief that the baby was doing well and growing. I think we were both not letting ourselves get too excited about the pregnancy until we made sure there was a heart beat. Pheeeewwww there was and what a glorious sound!

Mark still thinks we are having twins. He says the other one is hiding behind the other. Mark...so determined to have twins. :)

As soon as we got home, we couldn't wait to tell immediate family and close friends. We sent them a picture text of the ultrasound and here are some of the fun responses we got back:

“Yeeeeeeeeehaaaaaaaw!!!!!” Richard Cunningham

“Holy crap! That was an unexpected picture and exciting! Ya frieking hoo!” Elaine and Jaime Hunt

“Oh my goodness!! Yeah!! I am so excited for you both!! You made me tear up! Yeah!!” Rachelle Cunningham

“Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaah! That makes me soooo pumped. Do you realize our kids will be practically the same age? Sooooo excited for you guys. Can’t say enough.” Stuart Fetzer

“Yyyyyaaaaahhhhoooo!!!!! She looks like me so I hope you name her Rachel.” Rachel Rudd

“Wow!!! I mean wowwzy!! Does this mean what I think?” Nate Roberts

“Baby Fetzer!!!! I love him/her already! Oh my gosh! My two BFFFFF’s are going to be the best parents ever! Love you both!” Cami Crawly

Oh the morning sickness

2011-07-09T17:40:00.000-07:00

I think this picture sums up what my summer has been like. The couch, T.V., computer, dirty plates, books, and my best friend...the puke bucket which was definitely loved and used too much.

I was hoping to be one of the lucky pregnant women who don't get very sick during the first trimester. So much for my luck. The week after my brother's wedding in Utah, everything went downhill. The nausea kicked in and took over my life. I did everything I could to make it through a day of work without throwing up. But upon arriving home, I would always throw up. Sometimes 2 or 3 times a night. Oh the misery! Why they call it “morning sickness” and not “all day sickness” is a good question. I would come home and try to find something to eat. Everything I saw or even thought about sounded awful. Cereal became the only thing that remotely sounded edible to me. So my diet consisted of cereal, crackers, popsicles, Ramen noodles or certain soups, fruit, and Pringles (for my morning snack before I got out of bed). So much for my healthy eating habits that Mark and I had been working on and implementing for the past few months. I was lucky if I could even keep my unhealthy foods down.

Mark and I had a good laugh the other day when we realized how pathetic my life had become when I could quote all the commercials or quickly change the channels because I knew which commercial were terrible or had food in them. (Note: Mark and I never watch T.V. so this was unusual.) My life had come down to making it home from work without throwing up, laying down on the couch, and turning on the T.V., to be my distraction from the awful nausea. I quickly learned that:

There is nothing worth watching on T.V., hence the reason I haven't watched it in years.
Indiana is obsessed with the weather. There is a weather channel on every other channel. I’m so sick of hearing about the weather.
Eggies are the way to go for hard boiled eggs. J T.V. repeats 3 or 4 commercials over and over. Ahhhhh...
We need to invest in Netflix or something.

The Orchid Bet

2011-06-18T14:53:00.000-07:00

Two months after our orchid bloomed with two flowers, Mark and I were talking about how cool it was that the flowers hadn't died yet. Then Mark bet me that “those two flowers will not die until we find out we are having twins”. I just laughed. “Twins…yeah right…those flowers are going to have to live a long time”, I said. So we made a bet. If we found we were pregnant with twins before the flowers died, I had to make Mark his favorite dinner, lasagna. If Mark was wrong, then he would have to take me to a cool hotel for us to spend the night. I was sure to win. There are no twins on my side of the family. He should have said one baby and then he would have won. The flowers are still alive (6 months now) and we did find out I’m pregnant but with one baby. Sweet…what hotel should I choose? Hee hee.

Shortly before we found out we were pregnant, another flower bloomed making it three orchids. Our little family to be. Because the orchid is a Phalaenopsis, we joked that we would have to name our little Baby Fetzer “Opsis” or “Phalae”. What do you think? :)

Happy 2nd Anniversary!

2011-06-06T15:33:00.000-07:00

I can't believe it has been 2 years already. We have already experienced and grown so much together and I'm amazed by Mark all the time. I'm so lucky I married such a great man. I've heard that when you get married, you should find your "field trip buddy". I definitely have and love it!

Mark and I planned to spend the our anniversary in Southern Indiana, Brown County. Everyone said that is the place to go in Indiana so we had to check it out. Plus we heard there were biking trails down there. We were itching to get out and bike. Mark took me on a little detour though to Columbus, Indiana for a little surprise to Zaharakos Ice Cream Parlor and Museum. It is known as one of the finest ice cream parlors in America and one of the top 20 historic destinations in the world said National Geographic Traveler, 2008.

The food was good and we had fun trying their green soda. Not our favorite (actually it was terrible) but part of the whole experience. The ice cream was amazing though as it always is. Mark knows me too well.

We stayed at Hilltop Cabin and Suites. The view was amazing.

We enjoyed hiking and biking at Brown County State Park. It was nice to be outdoors and away from city life. The trails were actually a lot of fun. We weren't expecting much being in flat Indiana but we really enjoyed it. We got a few tips from other bikers on where to ride but had to laugh when they said that the trail we picked had a big uphill climb. It took us a few seconds but then we realized we just drove up to the top and it took like 10 minutes, if that. Sorry, but nothing compares to puke hill on the Crest!

Our Ward's Spring Fling Activity

2011-05-21T15:29:00.000-07:00

Joanna and baby Ruth Little Issac, Moung and Kim

The Primary presidency prepared Scripture Olympics for all the kids. The Primary kids loved it. Here is what they did:

The Anti-Nephi-Lehi Sword Searching

Pea Shoot at Goliath

Noah's Ark Race

Oil Lamp Racing

Promised Land Regatta

Pot luck and bake off sale for the Young Women's girls camp

Karen, Moung, & me The Hunters

The Tew Family

Hanging out with the Giffords and celebrating Elder Ashton's birthday

2011-05-15T15:05:00.000-07:00

Christina's Baptism

2011-04-30T14:42:00.000-07:00

What an exciting and special day for Christina. She was baptized a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

We have loved getting to know Christina. She is loving, energetic, faithful and ball of fun! She was just glowing the day of her baptism. It was her special day and she made it that way. It was fun to see her get up and hug each of the speakers after they shared their thoughts on baptism and the Holy Ghost. We also all laughed and enjoyed her excitement after she splashed the glass where the kids and friends just witnessed her baptism. Mark and I were happy to be apart of her special day.

Eden Grace

2011-04-11T13:00:00.000-07:00

Baby Eden...isn't she sooooo cute!

I was excited to meet her for the first time while home for a few days. I couldn't get over her little fro hair and chubby cheeks. I love being an Aunt!

In Memory of Grandma Jones

2011-04-11T11:09:00.000-07:00

Grandma Jones left us so suddenly. My mom called me on Tuesday and said Grandma was in an ambulance, on the way to the hospital. They were on their way to see her. An hour later, I received news that she had passed away, most likely from heart complications. The next day, I flew out to Utah to be there for my mom and family. My mom and I spent the next few days staying with Grandpa and helping him prepare for the funeral. I'm grateful I got to be there to sit around the table and listen to my mom, aunts, uncles, and Grandpa reminisce about Grandma Jones. She will definitely be missed.

Mark and I were able to Skype with her from Indiana the Sunday before she passed away. She had never Skyped before and thought it was so weird. We just laughed and enjoyed talking to her. I also remember well when Mark and I were home for Christmas how Grandma hugged me more tightly and longer than normal. It was as if she knew she would be leaving us and wanted to treasure the time with her family. Mom had noticed the longer hugs too.

Our beloved wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother and friend Marilyn Twede Jones passed away suddenly on April 5, 2011 at the age of 75 in Tooele. Marilyn was born on Sept. 13, 1935 in Santaquin, Utah to Jesse Woodrow Twede and Iona Larson Twede. She was the second daughter of four children. They moved to Tooele where she attended school and graduated from Tooele High School in 1954. She married her high school sweetheart and the love of her life Gary Graydon Jones on June 25, 1954 in the Salt Lake Temple. They celebrated 56 wonderful years together. The first years of her marriage were devoted to being a homemaker and raising their four children. Later, Marilyn started working for Commercial Security Bank in 1973 as a teller and retired in 1993 from Key Bank as a commercial loan officer and secretary to the branch president. Marilyn’s first love was her family. She loved being with them as they created wonderful memories while camping, boating and four-wheeling. She was extremely artistic and loved the creativity of scrapbooking, sewing, painting, and adorning our homes with her beautiful crafts. She loved doll collecting with her sister and doing genealogy. Marilyn was active in the LDS church and served in the primary, was a Relief Society work director for over 10 years and ward organist for many many years. She will be missed by her husband Gary, children Kathy (Richard) Goddard, Shauna (Jim) Richards, Dewayne (Kari) Jones, Steve (Tristen) Jones, 17 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents and grandson Brandon Richards. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, April 9 at noon at the Little Mountain Ward located at 777 E. Skyline Dr. A viewing will be held preceding the funeral from 10-11:45 a.m. Her final resting place will be in the Tooele City Cemetery.

Our Orchids, a Tender Mercy

2011-03-11T10:17:00.000-08:00

Mark and I made it a goal when we moved to Indiana that we were going to get a least one of our orchid plants to bloom. We were determined to have green thumbs. After doing a lot of reading and researching, we are proud to say WE DID IT! But wow, do you have to be patient with orchids.

I have to say the timing of the orchids became a sweet tender mercy from Heavenly Father for me. The orchid bloomed the week we would’ve had our first child (March 3rd). Jessica, Monique (my two sisters-in-law), and I were all due within a few weeks of each other which made it all the more exciting. I had seen pictures and heard about little Jacob and Eden being born and as March 3^rd came closer, I was a little down that there was no little baby coming to our house. But in a simple and tender way, Heavenly Father sent a message to me of his love through the blooming of my favorite flower. What great timing! :)

Indiana Ice Storm

2011-02-05T10:55:00.000-08:00

Mark and I felt like we were little elementary school kids again when we found out school and work had been canceled for three days because of an ice storm. Yipeeeeee! Plus Wednesday was Mark's birthday so we had a blast celebrating all day starting off with Goblin Valley Pancakes.

Indiana was hit hard with a terrible ice storm. The news was warning Indiana that everyone might lose power and to be prepared for the worst. I had stopped by Target on the way home from work on Monday and the bread aisle was practically empty. I wasn't really worried about the storm which maybe I should have been. From past experience, I had learned that Hoosiers freak out about 2 inches of snow let alone an ice storm. Luckily, we never lost power and we had all the food we needed to make it a fun adventure. The storm was terrible though. Tuesday morning we woke up to a four inch sheet of ice everywhere. Later that day the falling snow turned to little ice balls. It felt like you were walking on the beach...so weird. We got together with our next door neighbors, the Tews, for dinner and then had them over at our place to watch Star Wars The Phantom Menace.

Have you ever...ice skated on your front lawn?

Most important is that:

We, as well as our neighbors, were safe and comfortable during the storm, Mark had a great birthday, and Punxsutawney Phil didn't see his shadow. Yes! Here we come Spring!

Little Jake is here

2011-01-04T12:52:00.000-08:00

Right before we were ready to fly back home to Indiana, Jacob Goddard was born. We were thrilled we got to see him. He is adorable!

Chill'n at the Fetzer's Cabin with the Goddard Family

2011-01-02T08:51:00.000-08:00

Things we did at the cabin:

*Read by the fire

*Mom's game day marathon

*Playing Bang & Logan winning

*Huge yummy breakfast

*Hide & seek with the kids

*Sledding

*Logan cross country skiing around the cabin

*Brighton entertaining us with her funny antics

So we were all pumped to go sledding after breakfast but lets just say that didn't go so well. We were hiking to Mark's sledding hill (note: never hike to a sledding hill with small kids. The kids will be done before they even get there), we found a huge jump that someone else had already set up. Before we knew it, Mo was sending the two little kids down and Jeff was running over to stop them but all we see was Logan and Brighton flying off the jump and out of site. "Ohhhhhhh no" we all thought. Luckily, Logan and Brighton had their guardian angels with them that day.

Snowshoeing in Utah

2011-01-01T22:46:00.000-08:00

Mark and I couldn't wait to get up in the mountains when we flew home for Christmas break. We went up Big Cottonwood Canyon to the Donut Falls Trail and had a blast snowshoeing with friends and family.

Sue, Amy, Kristi, Cami and Mark

Charles, John, and Dana Brendan, Richard, and Karen

Check out the falls. It was totally buried and the only way to see it was through this little hole.

That's Sue sledding down the hill.

If you look closely, you can see Cami's hair is iced over. It looks like she is going gray.

Bringing in the New Year!

2011-01-01T15:20:00.000-08:00

Happy New Year! 2011

Celebrating the New Year with the Adams and family. The Adams rented out 3 rooms at Noahs. We had a blast bouncing back and forth from playing racquetball and walleyball, watching a movie in the theatre room, and ice skating on the roof with little Brighton and Logan.

Back in Utah for Christmas break

2010-12-24T09:42:00.000-08:00

It was just what we needed. A two week break from school and work so we could be home for the holidays. Instead of Mark constantly reading his law books, I found him putting this puzzle together with my dad all the time. I had no idea Mark enjoyed doing puzzles so much. :)

Sue's Celebration Dinner

2010-12-23T15:05:00.000-08:00

After 3 years of intense study and work, Sue passed her boards and is now officially a Nurse Anesthetist.

Yahoooooooo!! Congrats Sue.

Celebrating at Red Robin.

Working with the Missionaries

2010-12-10T19:31:00.000-08:00

We have absolutely loved working with the Elders. We were called as Ward Missionaries and now Mark is serving as Ward Mission Leader. It has been so much fun getting to know them. They are dedicated to sharing the gospel and have powerful testimonies of the restored gospel.

Our favorite memory of Elder Ketch was talking around the kitchen and watching him eat leftover granola crumbs off our kitchen stove with his finger. He obviously felt "at home" in our house. I had the hardest time not busting up as I watched him do this. A few weeks later I just had to tease him about it and he was not surprised.

Unfortunately, Elder Ketch was transfered but Elder Prothero joined us. He was only with us for a few weeks though.

St. Louis Creches & Carols Exhibit

2010-12-03T12:51:00.000-08:00

I really wanted to start the Christmas season out right this year...focusing on the true meaning...Christ. Well I couldn't have started it out any better without Grace. Grace invited me to the join her on her day trip to St. Louis, Missouri for the 6th Annual Christmas Creches and Carols Exhibit presented by St. Louis LDS ward. They had over 500 creches from all around the world nicely displayed. It was magnificent. As we slowly walked around the church, I was touched by how each Crech was personalized to that individual and their culture. Certain symbols would stand out in some, giving me a better understanding of the events during the birth of Christ. The nativity is full of symbols that help us draw closer to Christ.

Teachings of the Nativity

The Shepherds - Teach us of service

Sheep - Remind of us the worth of souls

Star - Symbol of guidance (prayer and scriptures)

Mary - A mother's love

Joseph - Yielding one's heart to God

Magi - Our spiritual journey

Gifts of the Magi - The gifts we can bring to the Lord

CHRIST - The center of all

1st time doing Thanksgiving dinner for the family

2010-11-25T11:37:00.000-08:00

Mark is an amazing cook! I consider myself so blessed to have him especially when the Fetzers were driving from Utah to join us for Thanksgiving. I would be just fine with keeping it simple...Stove Top stuffing. Mark and his family go all out (which I can't complain about).

Apricot Glazed Turkey - Cranberry Sausage Stuffing - Homemade Rolls - Horseradish Cranberry Sauce - Homemade Pumpkin Pie - and so much more.

We were so thankful to have family and Hoy for Thanksgiving dinner.

Afterwards, Elder Ketch and Ashton came by to play Nertz.

Whoop whoop...30 years old!

2010-11-12T10:08:00.000-08:00

I have to say that I was really excited about turning 30. Mark made it such a fun day too. He took me out to Amber Indian Restaurant and surprised me by having Kristine and Dave Orme join us. I think I found the best Tikka Masala ever. If you haven't tried it yet, you need to. Mmmmm...

Later that night, Mark invited a bunch of our friends over for some yummy homemade carrot cake by Mark (I was so impressed) and ice cream. Happy 30th Birthday!

Eagle Creek Fall Festival Party

2010-10-30T09:33:00.000-07:00

Mark and I just laugh at how we both just don't live for Halloween. We enjoy it when it comes but we never give a moments thought to what silly or scary costume we will be until the day before. So this year, we needed something quick, cheap, and easy to put together for our Ward Halloween Party. How about robbers? Done. By the end of the night at the ward party, we had 8 kids chasing us down, stealing our money bags, and handcuffing us together. It was hilarious. The best was when all the kids piled on top of Mark. Now we are known by the kids in our ward as the robbers.

Louisville Kentucky Temple Trip

2010-10-30T09:00:00.000-07:00

So did you hear the announcement in General Conference that Indiana is getting a temple! Hoorah!!! We are thrilled! It will take about 3 years until it's dedicated and will be located in Carmel (about 25 minutes from our house). Until then, we attend the Louisville Kentucky temple which is about 2 hours away. Mark and I have made it a goal to go to the temple once a month and found some great friends, Karen and Eric, in the ward that are doing the same.

We saw the Louisville temple for the first time last month and were surprised by its small size. It is only 10,700 square feet and sits on a 1.1 acre lot. The exterior marble is beautiful.

Pumpkin Carving

2010-10-29T18:51:00.000-07:00

J. Reuben Clark Law Society Camping Trip

2010-10-09T17:49:00.000-07:00

Upon the second week of moving to Indiana, Mark was invited to join the J. Reuben Clark Law Society. It is made up of about 35 LDS lawyers in Indiana and has a student chapter of about 5 law students including Mark. We met some of the lawyers at an Indian's baseball game and were very impressed by them.

Last week we had a camping retreat in Crawfordsville. We had a blast meeting everyone, playing night games, and then a small group of us went hiking around Turkey Run State Park Saturday morning.

Doesn't the bridge remind you of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.

David also took us over to the Narrows Bridge, built in 1882. That weekend in Parke County was the beginning of the Covered Bridge Festival. They have about 31 historic covered bridges. We also learned that Indiana has a festival for pretty much everything.

On our way home, we were in awe when we saw this beautiful fall tree and had to take a picture. The picture doesn't do justice to the vibrant colors.

Conference weekend with Mom and Dad

2010-10-02T17:23:00.000-07:00

Mom and Dad came out to visit us during General Conference weekend. It was fun showing them our house, neighborhood, and downtown Indianapolis. The only problem was they brought the cold and wet weather with them. Luckily, we got a few hours to walk around Eagle Creek Park and enjoy the beginnings of the beautiful fall leaves.

Check out the depth in the picture. Indiana isn't all flat. :)

We couldn't help but make silly poses when we found this cement stump.

Mark always says he afraid of heights but I don't think he is. (Ok, so it's really not that high).

Moving to Indiana

2010-09-22T13:58:00.000-07:00

So after a year of planning and waiting for law school, we finally made it. And who would have thought we would end up with the cows and corn...Indianapolis, Indiana. Most of you know it was quite the adventure getting here. Mark and I decided last minute to travel together to Indiana with the thought that Indiana was where Heavenly Father wanted us (due to what we felt was the red carpet being rolled out to go there) even though we were praying to go to UNC (Mark's top choice). We pulled in on Sunday, Aug. 15th and had 3 days to find an apartment. Talk about pressure and stress. After looking all day on Monday, we had no leads. It was overwhelming to me and I finally broke down in tears. Our friends, Landon and Joanna Dickon, came to the rescue though with this beautiful home in a safe and fun neighborhood. So we are renting from an LDS family that just moved to Salt Lake. We feel so blessed and fortunate! Plus we have all this space now. Mark and I thought we would be crammed into a little one bedroom apartment.

Mark started school on Aug. 23rd. He enjoys what he's learning and reading but just complains that the reading load is a bit much (I say welcome to law school). He is impressed with his professors and say they facilitate discussions well. Mark was nervous about one professor who came across as a little eccentric in his syllabus (he makes everyone stand up when called on) but he has turned out to be one of the best. Well I think Mark is now over his nervousness when last week, the professor totally caught Mark daydreaming. Hee hee! Mark made up some answer and then the teacher had to repeat the question so Mark could redeem himself. We both got a big kick out of it over dinner. Yesterday, He turned in his first paper and I thought he did a great job but when do I ever read law papers. He also tells me about the cases he is studying all the time. It's fun to see his excitement and interest in them.

After we had been here for 2 weeks, Mamacita (my mom) flew out to visit us and help me unpack. It was so nice to have her come.

We went downtown to the Indianapolis Canal Walk and had lunch at Creation Cafe. It's a beautiful walk.

We visited the Indianapolis Museum of Art and the Lilly House and Gardens.

Thanks again to the Dicksons for saving the day or year by showing us Eagle Creek Park. It is about 4 miles away and makes Mark and me feel like we are in the mountains again. It is a large park with huge trees and trails meandering through it. Plus a fun lake on which we can canoe or ice skate.

Our Wedding Day!

2010-01-30T15:58:00.000-08:00

Mark and I have been married for almost 7 months now. Wow how time flies by. We have had a lot of fun and we're excited to see where life takes us. We were married at 2:40 pm, so for me (I can't say for Mark) my morning was pretty calm and enjoyable. Mark picked me up and we couldn't believe we were on our way to get married.

This is us just moseying along before we got married. Ok...I lied. But this is a great picture of how chill our morning seemed to be.

Richard Fetzer sealed us together for time and all eternity. We felt so blessed to have him as our sealer. One of our favorite parts was looking around the room and seeing all the people we love so much. We were grateful our friends and family could be there to support us (and enjoy Mark and I trying to kiss over the altar).

We are lucky to have the friends we have. They were the ones who made it all happen the second time of dating. Thanks!

This is supposed to be our sassy picture says our photographer.

You can see how that went. I makes me laugh every time I see it.

After the temple, we had our dinner and dance at Red Butte Gardens.

It was beautiful!

Kristi's family.

We love this picture of Brighton (Kristi's niece).

Mark's family.

One of the reason we had an eight month engagement was to wait for Kristi's sister, Rachelle, to return home from her mission in Manchester, England.

Mingle time before the dinner.

We love this picture of Mom and Dad.

Thanks Maren and Derek for the suave shades. It made it for a chill night.

And then there was dancing. Kristi's favorite thing to do. It was a surprise to many of the Fetzer's that Mark can dance.

Kristi's younger brother, Grady, was in Vancover, Canada serving a mission. We were sad he had to miss the wedding. In honor of him, Kristi's family busted some "Grady" moves that would have made him proud. Here we are doing the family wave.

We are so happy to be together.

Now let the journey begin. I love you, Mark!