VEGAS, Honeymoon II

For our long weekend, Scott and I hit up Vegas.  We stayed in a resort on Lake Mead, just South of Henderson.  It was gorgeous.  To get there, we took a toll road that took us around the lake, deeper and deeper into the desert.  We got worried that we would be staying in an isolated hotel in the middle of the desert.  But then, out of nowhere this beautiful oasis called Lake Las Vegas Resorts emerged.  It was a beautiful area with shopping, casinos, resorts, bike trails, golf course, and nice residential areas.

Scott was pretty sick on Saturday, so when he wasn't laying in bed taking of advantage of free cable TV, we stayed close to the resort just in case he needed to rest in the room.  Luckily, the resort had great amenities that kept us entertained:

• Tennis
• Bike trails
• Mini golf
• Basketball courts (of course, with Scott being sick we didn't take advantage of the first four on this list, but I just thought I would mention them so you all would know how cool this place was)
• Adult pool with jacuzzi and private cabanas
• Kids pool with water slides
• Private beach on the lake
• Kayaks 
• Paddle boarding 
• Nice restaurants
• Classy lounge area with jazz piano
• Padio with fire pits, couches, tables and chairs and even mini beds 
• Fire pit on the private beach 
• Marshmallows for roasting
• Moroccan inspired decor  

 Private Beach at the Resort

 Scott hates the Sun

Sunday, we met up with Shannon, Ronnie, and Baby Isla at church. 

Fav. moment at church: A random man started coming straight at me as if he knew me.  He had his hands out as if to grab me, so I put out my hand to give him a handshake.  He grasped my hands then leaned in for a KISS!  I pulled back a little, so he started kissing my hand, multiple times.  I finally realized that he was handicapped, as his caretaker finally started to pull him away saying, "He thinks you're nice."  HAAA!

The rest of the day, we hung out and then we hit up the Belagio on the strip.  It was so fun!  

The next day, we went to the pool, packed up, and headed home where we spent the rest of the evening with our families, first the Cardons, then the Godards.

I didn't feel like posting all our pictures, since I already posted some on FB, so instead I made a video. Don't judge the lack of cinematography skills. Thanks.

Mufasa

Some days I decide to just wear my hair the natural way, which is wavy-curly-frizzy.  On these days, Scott calls me Mufasa.  What was intended as an insult is now empowering me:

I.AM.KING.OF.THE.JUNGLE.

Anyways, I love these Summer Days filled with swimming at Lifetime, yummy dinner groups, and nighttime chocolate runs.  And I love the Hunny who does it all with me.  What a pal.

Soon to come: Weekend in Vegas Post. It was epic.

Taco Bell

Tonight, I had my first Taco Bell Burrito in years (sans cheese and onions, of course).
You may think gross.  But, it was delicious.
By the way, I am obsessed with this new rendition of "We are the World."
Check it out.

Godard Girls' Night

Girls Night While the Boys Were on a Campout With Dad and Scott was kickin' it with his bros:

I walked into this.

Eventually they woke up and we watched We Bought a Zoo:

I love it. It is beautiful. All of us girls bawled. What's a girls' night without some crying?

Then mom, Mckayli and me stayed up late for some girl talk.

Fav. Quote of the Evening:

Mom: "This is so cool.  I am talking with my adult daughters! We're Friends!"

Shopping Spree

A couple weekends ago, Scott and I went on a shopping spree.

Scott's definition of "Shopping Spree" = 1 hour of shopping

Megan's definition of "Shopping Spree" = Alllll day of shopping

We ended up spending about an hour total of shopping that day.  Though it did not live up to my expectations, I still had a good time.

Breakfast at the Good Egg.

On the way to San Tan.

Scott is Graduated!

May 3rd, 2012 Scott graduated with a bachelor degree in Business Communications from Arizona State University.  Wooo!!!!!  Now comes the fun part, looking for a job.

Fav. quote of the day:
Mom/Dad Godard: "So how do you feel now that you're graduated?"
Scott: "It feels great (pause) to be unemployed."

Jokes aside, I am so proud of Scott and his huge accomplishment (and he graduated magna cume laude)!  He is the best!

Clever Puns.

Feeding the in-laws. Success.

Hitting up Yogurtland. (Scott promised he would take me tonight). He did.

Homework. Can't finish. ASU down. (Yessss.)

We celebrated our 26 months and two days of dating today.

To celebrate, I decided to tell Scott a list of all of the things about Scott that I am attracted to, physically, emotionally, spiritually, etc... I began:

"I love your hands, they are so handsome!"

Then I realized the great pun I just created and couldn't stop laughing.

I thought I was hilarious. Scott thought I was ridiculous. (But deep down he loved it.)

I love that handsome bandsome boy/man.