Keeping up with the Lunds: A Lovely Day for a Wedding

Sunday, August 29, 2010

A Lovely Day for a Wedding

Raleigh's cousin, Whitney got married

So we got to go up to the Homestead for the reception
and see Grandpa and cousins

And hang out and eat good food

And take 100 pictures of this cute girl in this gazebo

And at least 20 of this guy here
I swear... husband's DO NOT get any cuter than this

"I AM SO OVER THIS PHOTO SHOOT"

And we danced and danced all night long on the dance floor with the Disco Ball.
Allie could NOT believe this wedding had a Disco Ball... "It's probably the greatest wedding of all time" she declared to the boys. "Thank you for bringing me here" she yelled.

And we watched my favorite, Aunt Tiffanie do the Macarena

And we played "get you" with Grandma Shauna

And we filled up bags and bags with candy and ate two pieces of cake (because we had to sample both the chocolate and the white) and then the girls fought in the car all the way home.

Could not have asked for a better evening.

5 comments:

The fly-fisherman said...: Such CUTE pictures! I love that picture of little Pey in the Gazebo. Too darling. And such a cute outfit... I love the yellow shoes.
Looks like a fun night. I think a disco ball makes for the best wedding ever!; August 29, 2010 at 5:39 PM
URFAVE 5+A Few said...: Sounds like a great time to me!; August 29, 2010 at 9:44 PM
Anonymous said...: What a fun day at the Homestead! The gazebo pictures are TO DIE FOR! Such a cute baby with very photogenic parents.; August 30, 2010 at 7:51 AM
Kristi Davey said...: Kaci, I LOVE your blog! I feel like I'm hearing the "real you" and it's wonderful. I'm totally in awe of you looking so fantastic - especially pregnant. I guess we lined up our kids pretty good, except I'm not about to keep up with you! ;)

Love you,
Kristi; September 2, 2010 at 12:17 PM
Kaci said...: Kristi Davey... where have you been all my life??? I need an update on husbands in IRAQ and pictures of the kids. (I bet Brandon is HOT and you must keep in mind that I have a daughter that I would be willing to betrove to him if you were to make me a good monetary offer.) (She is at least a 6 cow wife currently, but with some time...) I do miss keeping up with you on Facebook. So, let's find another way to communicate, since I am a gigantic Facebook hater. Send me an email sometime and make my day :); September 2, 2010 at 9:17 PM

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Who we are, where we've been and where we are going

We are the Lunds. And some of us are Koenigs. And this is our life. I am Kaci and I am the creator/author/historian of this blog. What I write, I write with two goals in mind... To keep my family totally and completely involved in all of our doings and to keep a record of our life events. That is all it is...

I had four children from a previous marriage as well as a whole lot of baggage. And maybe that might have discouraged a lesser man from pursuing me, but luckily for me the stars aligned and a very good, honest, brave, not to mention super sexy boy took a chance on me. And pursue me he did... to flattering proportions.

In 2008, I married the Love of My Life. I didn't know being married could be this wonderful and happy. I didn't know that being in love feels like THIS. I didn't know that truly being loved and correctly taken care of is the greatest blessing a girl can have in her life. I thank my Heavenly Father a few times a day for guiding my path to the greatest of my treasures. It was a rough and long road but so worth the journey.

In 2009, we had our Sweet Peyton. She is a Lund all the way from her confidence level and mild mannered disposition right on down to her perfectly round and rather large head. What a blessing she is to our home and our life.

In 2010, we had Kaleigh. She is little and darling but don't let her tiny stature fool you. This girl can take care of herself. She climbs on EVERYTHING!!! And is afraid of NOTHING!

What a complete joy she has been, our little elf.

And in 2011, we had Ryker. We weren't really sure what to do with a boy. It's been a long time. But he is the exclamation point on our little family and we love him with all of our hearts.

My "big kids" (I call them), mean the world to me. I could not do this without them. They make me laugh, keep me young, make me feel pretty, lighten my load, make me proud, love me anyway and challenge me too. We've been through a lot,

the five of us, but they are superior kids because they've weathered the storm.

We are a pretty crazy and energetic family. There are constant comings and goings and hysterical happenings. These are our stories. And they are all true. Flowered up maybe, but certainly true.

Enjoy