Tis the Season to be busy. . . fa la la la la . . . Last year Luke and I had a very quiet holiday for two. We had barely any presents to buy, few holiday decorations to put out, no family visiting us, and we were still so new to the area we…
Snapshots: Halvorson wedding behind the scenes
This will be my last wedding related post for a while ( I promise). But I thought you might enjoy seeing a few more behind the scenes pictures collected from iphones (along with a few professional shots) that have come in from Matt and Stina's wedding. If you haven't read up on the wedding events…
The Wedding
It's hard to believe it's been a month since my bro's wedding. I know that our first month of marriage flew by with so many changes and transitions-I know my brother and new wife must be feeling the same way. Saturday morning, finally the wedding day: I got up bright and early to andheaded to…
Vacation Highlights Part 1: Family Time
After a wonderful vacation we are back to our home sweet home in New York. We loved spending time with family and friends in Oregon this past week and as promised I will share some highlights with all of you. The Halvorson family weekend We started our family catch-up time on friday May 3rd with…
Our First Vacation
We moved to Corning New York the week of Thanksgiving and since then we've stayed here. So it has been almost 6 months since we have seen any of our family face-to-face. But we are very excited that today we are headed back home! My brother is graduating for college (yay!). Fortunately my brother's college is less…
Wedding Season has Begun!
I choice to take a mini-spring-break from blogging because I haven’t felt much like writing about our real-life stuff right now. Were are in the middle of some car drama and I’m in the up’s and downs of job searching. (And yes I’ll share that all with you . . . eventually). But let’s change…
Hot cross buns and Berry salad: A (new) Easter tradition
My family (Halvorsons) never had any "traditional" Easter foods. Sometimes we had homemade brunch after church, other times it was a ham dinner after Easter egg hunts (some salt to balance out the sweets). But being that this is our first married Easter I thought I'd ask Luke if there are any Greene family traditions.…