Well it's official, there is no longer a Tamra Townsley. As of yesterday she became Tamra Blankinship! From Wed night till Sunday morning I have been in San Antonio working my tail off! The wedding was short and beautiful and Tam's dress was gorgeous (pic below)!! I got to see lots of people I have not seen in a while and reconnect with others. There are great pics taken by others, I'll try to get them posted later. I have to say there were three great things about the weekend, here they are in no particular order. #1 getting to hang with the girls, meeting new people, and getting to know Mandy, Dara and Morgandi as my friends instead of them just being Tam's friends. #2, spending time with Robert, Natasha, mom and dad...I had never seen Robert and Tasha's house, Tasha and my mom cooked Sat. night and we just had really great family time (Jeff and Terra were there too). And #3, the ranch!!! Terra's next door neighbor Dustin (who is now our friend too) has a sister who lives in Brady Texas. Just outside Brady they have a "ranch" which has big game safaris. While we did not shoot anything we saw some super cool animals like Axis Deer, Scimitar Horned Oryx, Fallow Deer, Blackbuck Antelope and some other exotic goaty animal (it's pronounced "Ah-Dad"). It's just beautiful, peaceful, calm, and refreshing with a river, homey houses and good people. TOTALLY what we needed! (Thanks Dustin!!). As I type we are driving home...and I can't wait to get a full night sleep. Oh, and we are getting the dog back, I'm sure he will be excited and tired. Oh, life...always busy just different events.
(ok, I had all these arranged and cute, but then it got all jacked...so here are the pics, just plain)

This is the lovely bride

As if I would take a boring/typical pic

My new friend Mandy, up close & personal as she helps with my hair.

The entire bridal/house party...are'nt we H-O-T!!!

I LOVE this picture! My daddy, Jayna, my wonderful husband (the girls thought he was SO great!) and me.

And this is the "Ah-Dad"...I TOTALLY felt like
his eyes watched me where ever I was in the room.