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Trips & Activities

Our Honeymoon

(Disclaimer: I know the honeymoon post is before the wedding post, and that’s because we don’t have our wedding pictures, but we do have our honeymoon pics!)

Ashton and Anna were married on September 21st. The very next morning at 6:00, we were on our way to the airport. We arrived and spent our first honeymoon night on the US Virgin Island: Saint Thomas. The next morning, we took the “Road Town Fast Ferry” to the British Virgin Island of Tortola, which is the island we spent the rest of the honeymoon on.

After paying some punk local $5 to carry our luggage 15 feet, we to a taxi to our Resort: Long Bay Resort. We had a villa up on the hill with an incredible view.

Incredible View:

The greatest part about our honeymoon was the fact that it was the “off-season” for the Caribbean, so there was no one there. Long Bay Resort, for example, has over 150 rooms, and is usually full. At any given time, while we were there, there were about 10-15 couples in the entire place, almost all of whom were on their honeymoon. It was rare to run into more than a couple people when we would walk the mile-long beach of Long Bay.

Not to mention the beaches were beautiful and relaxing:


The main place to eat breakfast and lunch at the resort was right on the beach:

One day, we went for a sailing trip on a 52′ day catamaran. It was extremely relaxing. We visited a couple islands and snorkeling spots:

Our honeymoon was more fun than can be expressed in just one blog post, so I’ll be adding another shortly,

Shall it forever burn brightly,
Ashton and Anna

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Married Life

Married

On September 21, 2007 Anna and Ashton were married by Joan Roeschke with many of their family and friends.

Our photographer put together a slide show of some wedding pictures. Our photographer was Jensen Sutta, and he was amazing!

We should be getting our wedding pictures soon, and I’ll put up some here on our blog.

Enjoy,
Ashton

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Animals Chickens

Chickens have paid for themselves!

We got our two chickens on 7/30/07 for $10.

On 9/9/07, they gave us their 48th egg! and at $2.50/dozen, they have officially saved us $10!!! They have paid for themselves! Yeay

Now they only owe us the $140 or so that we put into the chicken supplies, etc. They are fortunate that I didn’t charge them for my time I’ve put into building their home.

hahaha!

Click for more information about the Chickens and the Chicken Coop

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Work

Website Design Blog

Here’s just an added side note for some other thing’s I’ve been up to. Along with this blog, I’ve been keeping a Website Design Blog (Click there) that has lots of website tips and tricks. It’s designed to simplify the website design and development process to plain English.

Enjoy,
Ashton

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Animals Chickens

Another Chicken Coop Update

I’ve added the Fourth wall of the chicken coop, and it turned out quite nicely.

Here’s the back sides:

Here is a good set of Before and After Pictures:

BEFORE:

AFTER:

It’s been quite a project, and I’m almost done… all I have left to build is a roof. I’ll be doing that before it starts to rain and snow for obvious reasons.

Oh yea, and here’s a picture of our chickens trying to get some sleep. (The light is from a heat lamp we have to keep them warm on the cold nights.)

More to come later,
Ashton Sanders