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only in the big A town...

cowboy and i are trying to figure out where we are going to live when we get hitched. it's a tricky thing. not only am i marrying a cowboy, i am also marrying a man who owns a few horses, a large and shiny horse trailer, a monster truck, a car, a couple of snow machines, a snow machine trailer, and some other large items. needless to say, rexburg and its tricky parking are not working out in our favor. we need parking, some sort of barn, and some dirt to play around in. so, nick's mom mentioned that there was a neat place for sale in the big A town of arco, idaho. we saw pictures online and decided we wanted to go out and see it. we also needed someone to take engagement pictures, because the other arrangements fell through. come to find out nick has a friend named boone who does it all - he took our pictures and was the realtor too. we snapped some shots, looked at some property, posed for some other takes, and discussed placing an offer. folks, this is what i call being efficient. only in the big A town.

here's a sneak peak at the photos…

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  1. Kelsey BangFebruary 18, 2012 at 8:08 AM

    Oh my goodness! Alisa you could not look any more amazing! I can't believe you are getting married! Can I PLEASE come to the wedding??! I don't care what you say..I am coming! AH I can't wait! I am sooo excited for you! Congrats cute girl! Maybe you should just come move to Utah and we can be neighbors?

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  2. Sadie LynnFebruary 18, 2012 at 1:02 PM

    ... Miss A soon to be living in the big A town. It fits perfectly. The pictures look really cute so far I can't wait to see more!

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  3. Holmes FamilyMarch 7, 2012 at 3:49 PM

    GORGEOUS!!!

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