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2015

2015, has some pretty big shoes to fill! 2014 was an amazing year. ( I didn't blog enough about it)
We bought a house.
I bought my dream car #fil30 (2013 hardtop mini cooper)
We started planning the wedding.
Ginger recovered nicely from her accidently and finally got to come home (we basically bought the house so she could come home since she got evicted from the apartment in late 2013)
Spent lots of time arguing about wedding planning.
Spent lots of money on the house.
I went on  Mini Takes the States (I am so excited for Mini Takes the States 2016)
We got married in September in Austin and it was the most amazing life experience.
And of course we spent lots of time with Family and Friends.

I can barely remember what I did yesterday, so its really difficult for me to recall what I did through out the year. 

Plans for 2015
Work out more
Mini's in the Mountains
Blog more

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