First stop was lunch at our favorite restaurant in Logan, a Thai place called Kaiman. We probably ate there twice a month or something and we were really poor as newly weds (ahem, still are) so that's saying something. Then our next obvious stop was Aggie Ice Cream, where I posed with the girls. (I'm looking a little rosy in the cheeks because it was a billion degrees outside.)
Next we headed to Utah State, where we met as English majors (Paul later changed to Public Relations). My favorite part of the day was just wandering around campus. They were getting ready for classes to start in a couple weeks so everything looked really pretty and well manicured. Below is a pic of the quad with Old Main in the background with the big A on top.
Strolling down the main hallway in the student center. Memories!
Sneaking a peek in the student bookstore, looking at the piles of books organized by class for the students.
Of course we had to take some pictures on the "A" where many, many amorous college students have climbed on top and kissed at midnight in order to become a "True Aggie." (Yes, I went with my roommates once on one of the full moon True Aggie nights. No, I never became a True Aggie because I was waaay too embarrassed.)
Posing with Mr. Lincoln. We're really funny.
Daddy and daughter walking outside the student center.
A quick stop at Old Farm Apartments where we lived while we were dating. I lived in the S building on the left, and Paul lived in the T building on the right. It was meant to be! Thanks Old Farm!
And the reason we chose that weekend to visit Logan - the Cache County Fair! We used to go every year and it was so fun. We walked around, got BBQ for dinner, and saw a lot of farm animals. Penny liked the cows.
Hey sheep. I'm really sorry you have plastic things punched through your ears. But you look like you're a nice sheep.
County fair food! So healthy!
Our seven-year anniversary self portrait // A quick shot of the valley as we drove home.
We were exhausted by the end of the day but it was so fun! It was nice to take a tour around Logan and reminisce. I'm sure we'll visit again someday, it's kind of a special place for us. Here's to more fun years ahead!
