My Flower Garden :)

Doesn't it just make you smile?

pretty lupin

Rhododendrons-we have three colors

a sneak peek of the house

These are right outside our kitchen window

the view from my breakfast table

I absolutely love our house here in Maine.  I have pretty much been smiling since the moment Kelson carried me over the threshold.  This house was made for me. I am going to do a post with pictures of the house tomorrow, but here are a few pictures of our magnificent flower garden to get you started :)

Honeymoon Part 2: East Coast

 Last Monday morning, we said farewell to my family in Oregon for a little while and spent a very long day flying out to Boston.  We spent the day there on Tuesday following the Freedom Trail and seeing all the sights. It was a fun day.

New England is full of awesome cemeteries.  Exploring them is one of our favorite new hobbies. Blame my mom for instilling in me a love of all things ghostly. I must say that the carving on the headstone is pretty creepy.

I think Kelson might have been trying to scare the ghosts.

Kelson and Paul Revere, who is apparently a Bruins fan.

The Old North Church-One if by land, two if by sea...

On board the USS Constitution, the oldest commissioned floating warship in the world. I'm glad Kelson's ship is a little more modern.  Notice the Mike's Pastry box.  We stopped there and got incredible canoli.  We tried hazelnut and chocolate mousse, both of which were amazing.

View of Boston from the Constitution

Honeymoon Part 1: West Coast

We saw all kinds of fun things on our honeymoon.  We started with some waterfalls in the Columbia River Gorge in Oregon.

Perdition Trail?  I don't think we want to go that way.

Kelson being silly at Multnomah Falls

Picnic on the Klickitat River further down the gorge

This is where I got the lovely sunburn that I got to show off at our wedding reception the next night.

We spent the night in the Union Hotel, which I have always wanted to do.  It was like going back in time!

I'm pretty sure there were some ghosts in this place.  We explored all of the creepy corners of the hotel.

Meet the Mosiers!

It's official!  We are married folks now, and therefore must have a blog.  I am pretty sure it is a rule. We are having grand adventures already, and we can't wait to share them with all of our loved ones.  Kelson and I have been married 10 days now.  Time flies!  We had a great honeymoon and visit with family, and now we are settled into our house in Bath, Maine.  Wedding pictures are still to come, and I am working on a video tour of our AWESOME house, but I have a few fun pictures to post so far.  Enjoy!