So I got daring last week (and was also sick of all the brown walls) and decided to paint an accent wall. It was a really small project and I got it done in about 3-4 hours. So here's a before picture back when we moved in.
Follow us on The Wells Family Adventures, moving, school, babies etc. Who knows what will be next!
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Formally known as Omniture
This year I had to help my girls transform a little to get into their witchy character.
So naturally they needed cute curly hair!
First of all I have to inform those who don't know but Brian still does have a job. We are very happy and so grateful he was not one of the 3 people they let go in his section. Now that Adobe has purchased Omniture we don't know if they are going to be changing the name or not. So right he works at "Formally known as Omniture." But he can now get killer deals on all Adobe products like photoshop for $50! Let us know if you are interested. :)
Brian's work goes all out for Halloween every year. They loose a few days in productivity because they are transforming the place. This was our first year experiencing Ominture Halloween.
Brian's section along with Marketing did a Vegas Theme, complete with a wedding chapel, Belagio Fountains and a dance club. Elvis married us and since Elise is in the picture I guess it was a shotgun wedding! :)
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Cornbelly's Rocks!
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
It's done!
Our Version of Witches Night Out :)
Every year my mother in law and all the girls on her side of the family get together for SOFAGE: Sister Out For A Great Escape! This year we did our own Witches Night Out. Friday I of course didn't have my camera so no pictures of that day. But we met at Grandma Bryson's house dressed as witches, ate dinner then walked around Walmart's trying to find some shirts. It was quiet funny to see all the camera phones that came out. Then we came home had dessert and did some "witchy things." :) Ok not really but Brian's Aunt is ummmmm, I don't know what to call her accept she's "sensitive to those on the other side." I know kind of crazy, but she did some Angel readings for us. Kind of like Yarrow cards. And it was crazy how much she knew about me. It was really fun.
So Jenny and I were really sad. :(
Sweet stockings!
But then some of them gave us their hats and black lipstick and we were happier!
These two are Brian's Aunts, I love them! They are totally the life of the party.
Then she pulled out her green wig! I hope I'm like that when I'm her age.
Grandma had the coolest hat, you can't hear it but it sings "Ding Dong the Witch is Dead"
Later that night we did a "Ghost Tour" Where you get on a bus and they drive you all over Down Town and tell you ghost stories. Some of the places they'd let you get out and take pictures. This is a picture in the Salt Lake Cemetery I got. I think the mist is just a reflection from another persons flash, but some people in my group said they can see a guy walking down the road. I don't but I could also never see the pictures in the Magic Eye books either. What do you think? (Dun dun dun!)
Now on Saturday I did have my camera but only got to be their for half the day. My SIL Jenny and I met the "Witchy group" at the Gateway, some how the information got crossed and we didn't wear our witch paraphernalia to the Gateway.
Brian's Grandma is the funniest lady, I love her purple highlights.
Grandma had the coolest hat, you can't hear it but it sings "Ding Dong the Witch is Dead"
We also made up our own "Incantation" So we of course had to do it in the middle of Gateway :)
Hands down the best SOFAGE I've ever been to! Thanks Launa for planning such a great weekend.
Saturday, October 17, 2009
My name, mom. My career....Domestic Engineer!
Yup, Ive been quiet the crafty woman lately. I decided to make Elise some PJ bottoms since that would be a little cheaper than buying them. So here they are! With my beautiful assistant Elise to model them for you all.
These one's are my favorite, Pink and Silky! I really want some for myself.
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Denver @ The Children's Museum
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