“To the world, you may be one person, but to one person, you just might be the world”. We were married in the Mesa, Arizona Temple on September 15, 2006. We enjoy living in Arizona near family and friends. We update our blog regularly with the happenings of our family. Check back often to see what we are up to! Also, click on the "Contact Us" link at the top of the webpage if you wish to email us. We love hearing from you!
~Brandon, Jami & Kiley Hall
We celebrated our Honeymoon on the beautiful island of Maui, Hawaii. We drove up Mt. Haleakala one morning to look down the extinct volcano.
We celebrated our first anniversary in Lakeside, Arizona. Jami, being the mighty fine camper that she is, was not too sure about a “boy” trip , (camping, fishing, quad riding, and watching football) for their first anniversary, but they ended up having a wonderful time! Brandon taught Jami how to fish, and she caught her very first, and probably last fish!!
We celebrated our second anniversary with a weeklong cruise to Mexico! We ported in Cabo San Lucas, Puerto Vallarta, and Mazatlan. We had a wonderful time, soaking up the sun, eating, enjoying the sites, and swinging thru the tops of the trees in Mazatlan, Mexico.
Where to go? What to do? With a baby on the way, it might be just chillin' in A.J.
Holly (Jami's little sister) gave Brandon an awesome birthday present...a sweet little windmill for the garden! Now our garden is looking hip and stylish! Thanks Holly Jolly!!!
your garden does look hip. i'm impressed that it's alive and doing well.
the circus pictures are absolutely amazing!! i love 'em. and the zoo pics too. great job!
the pics on my blog were taken in silverton, co.
Hey! Natalie and I were just talking yesterday wondering what you guys are up to. So I checked your blog and got a little synopsis. Looks like you guys are doing well. We moved back to AZ last month but we'll be in Tucson :(. We should have a little reunion soon!
jake
Suddenly I feel as though my garden is lacking! =) Cute windmill =)
Atta boy Prez...we'll be asking for some tips on the do's and don'ts of AZ gardening as we get closer--