Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Whistler Honeymoon

Since Evan didn't really go into details about the honeymoon, I'm choosing to elaborate a little. So we left our beautiful wedding in our matching awesome sweatsuits, to proceed to Evan's awful car.




So I'm thinking we will just take care of it whenever, but no Evan proceeds to the car wash and here we are in matching sweat suits throwing sausages away. We got quite the double takes. The next morning we try to get on the early flight to Canada, luckily my dad has a friend who is a ticket agent and gets us on along with checking our bags for free. So we are feeling good coming into Canada with no slip ups. We get to the car rentals and apparently not being 25 is a pain in the butt. It's almost impossible to rent a car and decide to tell us this once we get there. Not before when we made the reservations. Of course not right? By the time we leave in our awesome Toyota Yaris it was starting to get dark. Keep in mind folks that Canada gets dark around 4. Plus Tom Tom was starting the revolution against us. By the time Tom Tom told us to do a U-turn about 10 times and driving through windy roads in pitch black and a down pour we arrive at our hotel. Apparently at this "village" it's easier said then done to check in. By the time we check in and go to 4 different locations it's about 8pm. We finally walk into our room and door almost hits the bed the room is so small. This is where Mrs. Sharon Howard regulated. I have no idea what she did but we get a phone call 15 minutes later with a different location in a different area. This new hotel was wonderful, until the next morning when we had a puddle from our wall leaking and my suitcase sitting in it. Long story short we moved rooms again and ended up in a suite. It was pretty cool. Here is a view from our balcony.



The next day we decided to go skiing for the first time, and we got some beautiful pictures and even found the symbol for the 2010 Vancouver Olympics!



Here are some pictures that we took while on the Gondola, it went from peak to peak. So the two resorts were one giant one. It was pretty cool.




At night we would walk around Whistler and see all the different shops and basically spend some much needed time together after the craziness of the wedding. It was so wonderful to just have it me and Evan. I'm very selfish when it comes to sharing him. And everyone who knows him, he is contagious to be around. You don't want to ever let him go.


Some of the highlights of skiing, were obviously the tug rope. We see this thing on the chair lift that people look like they are sitting on and it's pulling them up. I thought it looked great and of course we looked like idiots when we go up to do the infamous tug rope. The lifty is yelling don't sit don't sit, stand stand!! I'm laughing to hard to hold on to the tug rope while Evan is all over the place. Basically we looked like idiots and it was wonderful. Below is an example of how a proper tug rope experience should look



Then of course another bright highlight was skiing in general, here is Evan looking amazing like usual


Unfortunately I don't have more pictures of Vancouver so I guess I have to do another blog with those pictures. All in all it was a wonderful trip seeing another culture and being together. Couldn't have asked for anything better!

2 comments:

Kerry said...

Whistler looks like a beautiful place! What a fun way to spend your honeymoon. Don't feel bad for wanting time alone, I think that's why honeymoon traditions were created to recover from the madness of a wedding. You should definitely post pictures of Vancouver as well, those were really pretty! I'm so glad it was everything you guys hoped it would be!!

Whittney Clark said...

You two are stinkin' adorable!