Wednesday, January 7, 2009

Cancun Mexico. Arrrriba.

Tomorrow Kyle and I are going to enjoy 4 days in sunny, beautiful Cancun! Kyle won this trip through his summer job APX. We are so excited to go and relax. Adios.

14 comments:

Holly said...

Dude... didn't you just get done relaxing? I wish I went on vacation as much as you guys.

Schoenstars said...

what? another APX trip??!?!? holy crap! ky ky is a selling machine!!

Matt, Meggan & Ty said...

Is he going with Josh Allen by chance. Do you remember Brooke Wester from Windsor Park...she's married to Josh Allen and they're going on that same trip I think!

Natalie and Craig said...

Freakin-A!!!!!!!! you just went on a cruise, now cancun, you guys are freaking lucky, can i be you?

Stephenie said...

Britt I can,t believe I didn't even see you while you were home:( I know I never update my blog but I love reading everyone else's!!! It sounds like you and Kyle have been having a ton of fun! I miss and love ya!!

The Max Family said...

Sounds like fun :) man the two of you are just the world travlers!!!Thats fun to do before you settle down and start having kids because then vaction has a whole new adventure with little ones in the mix, so good for the two of you for doing so many fun things enjoy!!

Brit, Taylor and I will be sealed in the fresnoca temple in the next few months to the girls so we will keep you posted!!

Kelly Max

J n Bee said...

Hey Britt!
I can't believe you are coming to DC! And yes! I would love to zip up and see you both. We are about 2 hours away and are actually planning a trip there on Sat, the 24th. When do you leave and would we need to meet prior to Sat? Email me details and I can send you my phone #, etc.
Loves, bee

J n Bee said...

oh yeah, my email address is:
littlebee5@hotmail.com
:)

J n Bee said...

Hey Britt

Kass Martin said...

How fun to be a world traveler. I can't believe the parade of pets. That's hilarious. My oh my. I love the bunny.

Shanna said...

lucky!! have fun you guys! i am so jealous! i hate utah!

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Video game translation shall always be respectful of gamers.