Sidebar Photoblog – Page 5 – Legends of the Falls

February 23, 2006June 17, 2026

Mr. & Mrs. Brian Bergquist

Their first intro as Mr & Mrs:

January 24, 2006June 17, 2026

Saturday night was Andrea’s bachelorette party. I was invited for the dinner and personal shower, then excused myself when the serious partying began! Andrea’s in blue in the center of the first picture. Her sister, Heather, is the blonde in black in the second picture. You’ll never guess what we were watching (and I’ll never tell…family blog!)

January 23, 2006June 17, 2026

Brian and Andrea’s new condo

Brian and Andrea just closed on their new condo in Wrigleyville…it is really sharp!

January 20, 2006June 17, 2026

More Halloween Moments

Natalie was exactly four and a half that Halloween. As cool as trick or treating was growing up in Chalfont, the block we lived on in SLC was a kid’s dream come true.
60 houses in a 2 block area…all lit up and well stocked with goodies. The kids made a huge haul in under an hour. But Larry ate most of it.

January 15, 2006June 17, 2026

Brian and Andrea’s Wedding Shower

Last night was one of Brian and Andrea’s many wedding showers. The theme was “get them ready for entertaining,” so most gifts were alcoholic. Andrea’s cousin, Anna, hosted the party. She is a pastry chef who works for a catering company. Needless to say, the feast was quite impressive!

October 12, 2005June 17, 2026

more Fall sports news

Greetings. Here in Utah the soccer playoffs have begun. The Judge Memorial Bulldogs face a difficult task of returning to the State Championship game. Last year we were runner-ups to Park City (who are currently ranked number 12 in the country). We were State Champs in 2002 and 2003. Park City are the heavy favorites this year, they are led by a midfielder who is on the U-19 national team.

This year has been rougher than the last few. Three starters have gone down with season ending ACL injuries. Our second leading scorer broke her arm last week, and her doctor’s say she’s done for the year. Natalie has been plattooned at center mid, forward or outside mid…and it’s been difficult for her to win a starting spot despite the injuries. The head coach has started a youth movement, the freshman and sophomores are in many cases as good or better than the upper classmen. Last night Nats played about half the game…where her great passing skills were on display in our first round victory (5 to 1 over Millard). But this weekend we travel five hours to St. George for our quarterfinal matchup against an unbeated Dixie squad. Two more wins and we make it to the finals, which would mean a likely rematch with the hated Park City team.

We’ll keep you posted.

October 4, 2005June 17, 2026