Last week we celebrated my "golden" birthday. I turned 20 on January 20th and it was a great day...well actually week. My family always teases me that I turn my birth"day" into a birth"week". This year was no different. On Monday we didn't have school so my mom drove down from Logan and we went shopping for the day. That night we were going to go to my Grandma's house for dinner with my other siblings. The whole day I tried to call Andrew and ask what he was up to and he would be very vague in all his answers. I was getting really frustrated with him and had no idea why he didn't want to talk to me. When we got to my Grandma's house I opened the door with people yelling surprise in my face. It turns out he had been planning a surprise party for me for awhile. I had no idea!! Most of my family was there and my really good friend Dani. We had breakfast food for dinner which is what I've done my entire life. Then all the gifts that everyone gave me had to be related to 20. Only one gift didn't relate to 20 and they were tickets to go see Lady Antebellum, Thompson Square, and Darius Rucker on Valentine's Day, thanks to Andrew!!! My sister-in-law Lauren made made me a delicious cake with a 20 on top. On my actual birthday I just spent the day with Andrew which was great. He made me breakfast in bed and got me a bouquet of 20 flowers that had white gerber daisies and roses in it. We headed up to Salt Lake to see a play at Hale Centre Theatre with a stop at IKEA and The Cheesecake Factory. I also got a surprise from the ladies that I work with in Primary. They left cookies and a balloon on my doorstep when we got home! They're so sweet! It was a great birthday that I will remember for awhile. Andrew was so great and sweet with everything that he did for me.
My surprised face.
Telling Andrew how mad I was at him for not answering my calls, but now I know why :)
This was the only picture we got of people that were there.
Lady Antebellum!!
My cake!
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Andrew's Internship with KSL and Greg Wrubell
Well the biggest news in the Andrew and Caitlyn Bangerter family is that Andrew got the internship with KSL and Greg Wrubell. He interviewed on Monday Jan. 9 and then got hired the next day. This internship is really nice because Andrew got it approved for academic credit.
His first day was that Friday where he met all the sports guys up at KSL: Jason Shepherd, Tom Kirkland, and Ron Zundel to name a few. A big part of his internship is producing the Cougar Sports Saturday show and all the BYU basketball games. Make sure to listen at the very end and they mention Andrew's name. He is a little bummed that he can't go to any of the BYU games anymore at the Marriott Center, but he is hoping to change that as time goes on. When he is in Salt Lake he is in charge of all the replays that happen on the radio. So if you don't hear a replay or something then Andrew is the one to blame. ;) They told him though that for the most part he can make this internship what he wants it to be.
Andrew is really excited to put his stat skills to the test and help Greg Wrubell out with some projects. He has loved his first couple of days even though they were long 12 hour days. We'll keep you posted on what he is up to during his internship.
His first day was that Friday where he met all the sports guys up at KSL: Jason Shepherd, Tom Kirkland, and Ron Zundel to name a few. A big part of his internship is producing the Cougar Sports Saturday show and all the BYU basketball games. Make sure to listen at the very end and they mention Andrew's name. He is a little bummed that he can't go to any of the BYU games anymore at the Marriott Center, but he is hoping to change that as time goes on. When he is in Salt Lake he is in charge of all the replays that happen on the radio. So if you don't hear a replay or something then Andrew is the one to blame. ;) They told him though that for the most part he can make this internship what he wants it to be.
Andrew is really excited to put his stat skills to the test and help Greg Wrubell out with some projects. He has loved his first couple of days even though they were long 12 hour days. We'll keep you posted on what he is up to during his internship.
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