Valentines Day and Other Misc. Pictures

Okay so I know Valentines day was already a week ago, but I am finally getting around to posting about ours. It was on a Sunday, but since it was icy out, we couldn't make it to church :( so we have to stay home. So we had brunch and for dinner we had fondue for the first time! It was amazing!

Day before prep

She made her first cake from scratch

Fondue! Its what's for dinner

Veggies, and bread dipped in cheese and meat cooked in broth

I had never had this before but it was awesome! Its a fun way to eat!

And then dessert......!

Marshmallows, bananas, and cake dipped in chocolate! Delicious!

When I find pictures like this, I just have to post them!

And then also I wanted to post some pictures I took last night out in the woods.

This picture is upside down but I thought it looked better this way then the right side up. That's just me.

Can't you tell I like being out here?

Its beautiful out there

I touched the moon!

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