Go Cougs.

Yesterday we drove to T-town so I could visit with my best buds from college, Katy and Tyson. It was so much fun to see my two favs and their adorable baby girls. It's like time is never lost when we see eachother, we pick up right where we left off...which is why they are among my bestest friends. Thanks for the visit all of you, and Mama Rhodes for the fabulous chicken salad sandwiches, and Ryan for cleaning up the mess (Katy's Ry, not mine). I just can't believe how grown up we all are and how we're still so much the same. You'll always be apart of some of my most favorite memories, and I'm sure a part of a lot of memories I don't remember;)...we did go to WSU afterall!

Ava, Sadie, Ila, & Hadley. My baby being the only baby in this picture.
Ila & Hadley talking World Cup.
Tyson with Hadley and Katy with Ila. So funny that the biggest event in our lives used to be where we were going Friday night and how we were going to find time to study for that test next Monday.
Love this picture, but I need to photoshop my kid out...she looks like she's going #2.
A gaggle of gals.
Sadie and Ava. Ava made sure to let all the babies know these were her toys.
Airplane ride.
Kate doing what she does best, enjoying her girls.
The Sohns Family.
God, when did we all get so old...we're having kids like our mother's and teacher's (movie quote for you Kev).

So I gotta say a little bit about this gal Katy, since she is one of my most favorite people. However, it didn't start out that way. I first remember Kate when we had a Chemistry class together. I thought she was SO annoying; always asking questions, always flirting with the TA, and such a sorority girl. Our paths crossed again in nursing school and I soon realized why I wanted to kick this gal in the shins...I wanted to be her. She was super cute, super skinny, super smart, had a super great laugh, and drove a super sporty Outback. Luckily, fate was on my side and we became BF's literally overnight.

Katy is truly a saint. She lived with me for a year (no easy task) in the ghetto of Spokane, she studied with me at any and all hours (and ignored my ADD) and she never said a word when I would whip up one of my most famous concoction's: Ketchup/Mustard/Pickle surprise.

I can't think of a bad time we had, the three of us could make any and everything fun...even wiping old people in nursing homes, or playing chess with some psychotic killer at Eastern State Hospital. Kate you haven't changed a bit...you're still super cute, super skinny (even after two kids), super smart, have a super great laugh...and have an even cooler car with a PA and siren;). You are an amazing Mama and definitely found your true love in life...being one. Lets do this again soon...I love when we are gaga about eachother.

XOXO