Saturday = snowmobiling and snowmobiling = death

It was a beautiful saturday afternoon and what would be better than to go snowmobiling? So Kevin, Justin, Breanne and I go up to Green Canyon to shred some powder. Anyways, to make a long story short Breanne got hypothermia. YIKES!!!! She passed out on our way back and we all freaked out just a little. We couldn't get her awake so Kevin and Justin gave her a priesthood blessing, she woke up shortly after. We had to sit her up and we began our 8 mile trek back to the truck. She passed out 3 more times on the way back, hitting her head on the handle bars. Alas, we got her back to the truck and removed her wet clothes. Slowly she warmed up and began to talk, for a long while she tried to convince us she was taking a nap... I don't think people usually take naps while they are snowmobiling... But anyways, all is well, she recovered to full health. What a scary scary day, thank heavens for the power of the priesthood.

When I'm feeling down I think of home, I love cardston. It's so beautiful. Here's a sunset and a sunrise, it warms my heart on days that I'm down, a day like today...

Megan is over facebook.

So today I decided Facebook is dumb, and I'm pretty sure I'm over it. I'm just waiting a few days before I decide I'm done with it. Since I am over facebook, I decided to shift my interest to blogging. What a great thing, eh? These are some pictures that finished off the year 2009. I love snowboarding...

Santa's workshop in the making. We didn't get around to going to walmart to get our family photos, so we had our own family photo shoot. We missed out on making toys for santa to deliver, but we'll make sure we get that done for next year!

Baby Connor!! So cute. Above is the little guy sporting his canadian hat and below is him reaching for my camera, just so he could put it in his mouth.

Adventures in Waterton! It was filled with climbing bears hump, shooting roman candles, eating tin foil dinners, swimming in the lake, band poses, climbing trees, and stacking three people on top of each other.

Check it! My dad and I threw these pieces of work together. Somewhat of a summer project. I'm still trying to comprehend what Jordan is doing in this picture.