Anyway, about 1.5 minutes after this picture was taken, Whitney and I were all set to go, and I put my key in the ignition and turned . . . nothing. And I looked down and suddenly realized that I had turned on my lights while driving in the snow the day before, but by the time I got out of Spanish Fork the snow had stopped, and I forgot all about the lights.Luckily, Mike and Miri hadn't left to take engagement pictures yet, so we coerced Mike into giving me a jump start, and the battery was all charged up by the time we got to Cedar - no harm done.
Moral of the story: If you have a choice between going to Cedar City and not, go. It may save you the panic of a dead battery at 7am when you have to be in Spanish Fork before 7:30.
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Hoooooootttttt. Hooray for Mike and his jumping skills! And hooray for Cedar City. That is always a fun time to see those shows. And hooray, finally for us dressing the same on Sunday.
I must say that the first time I looked at the second picture I thought Lili was hearkening back to the Iconic art of the Renaissance and gave herself a halo. Upon further inspection, I realized this was simply the clock and not an effort to look like the Virgin Mary. But if it was, props.
And I just looked at the comments on this post and realized there are two Elises. Funny small world.
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