Our road of traveling: To Grandma Davis

Starting Point

Before we knew, we were a match made to be forever. It started in 3rd grade.....he was my penpal for a whole year and I met my life love at the end of the year. We ended our letters and it made me sad. Our road ended until high school I met Zach again and became a best friend. We dated throughout high school and became closer then ever planned. He headed off to Pocatello to continue his education. I talked and visited him when he came home for holidays. I was getting ready to take off to Colorado for college and we then decided we couldn't leave our beginning to an end. He proposed dancing under the stars to our song on May 21st 2003. My life was complete to marry my friend and love on August 9th 2003. We have had a trip of a lifetime; laughter, tears, running, walking. A trip to an endless time of fun.

Christmas 2010

What a wonderful Christmas season. Family was all here and friends were very busy, Zachery and I started our day at 6:30 in the morning to be with our Ri-man! He was so very cute to come down the stairs in his new robe and pj's excited to see what Santa left him. The rest of our Davis family joined us for breakfast that Trish made; it was like eating at a 5 star hotel!!! Then we had to head off to my mom and dad's for Prime Rib!!! All of my family was there and we had a great time playing games and watching Christmas story. all in all I've realized how loved and blessed Zach and I are to have such wonderful family and friends at these special times of the year. Zach was so sweet to buy me a gift on top of what we got together as our gift. He suprised me the night, what a sweet husband and friend. I'm so excited, Mike and Christy made me a saddle stand with my name and a steel rose on it! it is so beautiful! I'm excited for me and Brandi to start riding in the arena this winter and waiting for spring to start back in the mountains!

Life seems to continue on with out even stopping to help calm down or finish the tears that need to be shed...... This past week we dug a grave said our goodbyes and memories to ones dear and placed her in her resting place until we see her again. The Davis family has one of the most wonderful traditions of burrying their family members that go before them. I told all of them that I want this if they are around when I pass. This process of digging and crying together as we prepared a resting place for their remains that are left behind is so healing and puts you in a mind set of never forgetting that person and also bringing the memories that have sunken to a far off place to surface and we laughed together talking about how she would be standing there telling us to behaive ourselves. We love you Grandma Davis and are happy for you got to return home for Christmas to be with the ones WE wish were here with us. Love you