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Mini-Honeymoon

Well, there will be many marriage photos to come, but I'm going to skip ahead a little. After the reception, Kory and I got in my car and went to my house to pack. That took awhile since I was exhausted and wanted to sit down and rest. Then we went to the car wash to get the decorations off the car. Then we went to Maverick to get gas. Then we stopped at the Wendy's drive-in because we were both starving. We headed toward West Yellowstone and got as far as Ashton and they told us the road was closed because a semi had jack-knifed. They said we were welcome to wait...it would only be around an hour and a half. No thanks. We headed back to my house.

 The next morning we repacked and headed toward West Yellowstone, stopping in Ashton to go to church. When we came out there was a full-scale blizzard going on. I texted my dad and said "Driving through major blizzard now. Didn't think the opposition would start so early in our marriage." We made it to our awesome condo, provided by my friend Wendy, and we settled in. We decided to take a drive to Big Sky....gorgeous drive. We found a great little bakery and had some awesome pizza.



The next day we went on a snowcoach tour through the park. We stopped at the Paint Pots and Old Faithful (ate lunch there). We were traveling with some very nice people. I told Kory, "I knew it would only take you about five minutes before you were best friends with everyone in the coach." The tour took all day and we both kind of had a headache by the end from all the jostling.















Kory went to get some food for us and we ended up with McDonalds since everything else was closed. The next morning we left pretty early. I tried to make some pancakes, since the front desk had left us some complimentary pancake and syrup because we were honeymooning. Turns out the batter was actually muffin mix, so they didn't turn out too well. I gave up and made French toast instead.



After that, we headed back to reality....:)


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  1. MarneFebruary 26, 2014 at 10:31 AM

    Suzette! Congratulations! I heard your happy news from my dad recently, and I also heard about your blog. I'm not on Facebook anymore so I'm glad I could see some pictures and read a little about your adventures. I am so happy for you and wish you all the best!

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