It's finally here!

Hello heaven! 
Fall clothes, winter approaching, football season, volleyball season and of course family! It's my absolute favorite time of the year and we have had a really good weekend kicking it off! We watched Sione Lasike's season opener at Gorman when they beat Servite. My sister Cristina had a tournament this weekend to kick off her volleyball season and of course my husband and I will have Sunday night football at our house tomorrow! You do not understand the love I have for EVERYTHING that happens between now and March. College basketball will be here in no time and we will be off to the Rebel games! I am hoping this year my dreams come true and I get to spend the opening of ONE game this season on the floor singing the national anthem! What a dream. Kona is almost 2 and I don't know where time had gone. My husband and I just celebrated 2 months of marriage and at the end of September he will officially start Chef school at Le Cordon Bleu. What a blessing it is to be us. I love everything about our lives right now and I can only imagine my husband feels the same! Now if we could only get back to Tonga to visit! Happy football friends! I love this season! Ps. I can't wait for SNOW so I can get back on my board!

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