Dan has wanted to plant evergreen trees along the back of the yard ever since he moved to Four Mile Road. Even being able to plant one tree would begin to help provide the privacy and serenity we crave. http://wolftrees.com/trees/arborvitae-emerald/

Currently our spice rack is a cardboard box awkwardly crammed inside a kitchen cabinet. We've been talking about adding pull out drawers to our kitchen to help us get organized for a year. Help us!

Our backyard gets very muddy at times. Heather has high hopes that this will prevent paw prints and kid-sized footprints from decorating our kitchen floors.

We do frequently host family dinners, and a butter dish would definitely see some use.

This is one of those items we keep saying we need, but can't seem to find the disposable income to justify purchasing it....

A healthier nonstick cooking pan!

We're going to make memories together! And this way, we can remember our memories!

A five year old, a dog, and bacon scented bubbles...guaranteed to provide hours of cuteness and giggles for us all!

This game looks like something we could play by ourselves, or with Genevieve. It would be a great addition to our family game night!

Cedar colored deck stain for the newly installed lumber.

Once the laundry room is renovated, we hope to better organize the space and make the most of storage in that room.

Our garage has also had some issues with water damage and mold. We would like to clean and restore it so we can actually use our garage more than we currently are. With this product we can treat the floors and below grade walls to keep water out.

Give Dan some lumber, and he will whip up garage shelving in no time!

Cabinetry for the garage, so we can get rid of the moldy ones!

We can't imagine anything more wonderful than a one hour massage with the smell of the ocean and the sounds of waves filling our senses. Neither of us has ever had more than a ten minute chair massage, so this will feel like the height of pampering and indulgence! http://www.elevatehealthy.com/product/couples-massage-therapy-kauai/

According to our guide book: 'Going to Kaua'i without taking a helicopter flight is like going to see the Sistine Chapel and not looking up.' We will see many breathtaking sights, and, if the weather is good, we will be able to fly over Wai'ale'ale Crater in the center of the island. The crater is a three sided wall of waterfalls, 3,000 feet high. As our guide book also says, 'When you are finished with the flight, you will either be speechless or babble like a fool--it happens to everyone.'

We read a lot of lu'au reviews, and the Lu'au Kalamaku appeals to us the most. We'd eat traditional Hawaiian lu'au food, all while being entertained by hula and fire dancers as they perform a theatrical presentation of the Polynesian migration to Hawaii.

While we would be content to stay at our beachside hotel, Kauai has a reputation for its rugged, diverse beauty, including mountains and waterfalls. To see it all, we'll definitely need our own transportation.

Dan has always wanted to learn to surf, and Heather is afraid of sharks. Help Heather conquer her fear and Dan live his dream!

Tidepools at the Grand Hyatt Kauai resort has been rated one of the most romantic restaurants in the United States by users of OpenTable, and Zagat named it the best restaurant on Kauai. But even if we didn't know all of that, we were sold on it by this description from the website: 'Thatched-roof bungalows float above a koi-filled lagoon at the base of a waterfall to create romantic ambiance.' And the pictures of the place look amazing!

We would love to visit Hukilau Lanai, one of the top rated restaurants on Kauai. We could drive over to the restaurant after our couples massage. They even have a gluten free menu for Heather! http://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g60616-d1390699-Reviews-Hukilau_Lanai-Kapaa_Kauai_Hawaii.html

Great reviews and safe for gluten free diners!

A dedicated gluten free bakery on Kauai! Heather is going to gain 10 pounds in a week! (I want to go to there!)

A great place to have a big breakfast before hiking several miles to Hanakapi'ai Falls!

Hanalei Taro and Juice Company is, apparently, amazing. The food is all locally grown at nearby farms and the menu is full of healthy choices. They feature a number of traditional Hawaiian dishes. And, as if they still needed a reason to go, Heather adores all things taro.

This is a bench for the arbor we will stand under at our wedding ceremony. With this seating, we could spend many lovely hours, side by side, enjoying our garden in comfort.

Pretty things to make our garden pretty, pretty much. :)

Be honest, how many couples do you know who registered for mulch? We must be trendsetters, or something!

We thought a personalized garden stone like this might be a nice memento, but we might just prefer to keep it simple and have it say something to the effect of: Heather and Dan, 6.14.15

We'd love some candle holders to add romance to our garden!

Snow happens! And our already long driveway gets twice as long in the winter!

Somehow we've made it to our forties without either one of us ever owning a gravy boat. A travesty, we know!

Much needed!

Kayla loves it when we can all play outside together!

We love playing Pandemic (Genevieve more than anyone, even though she's five and should be too young to enjoy this game!), and this is an expansion pack to make the basic Pandemic game even more challenging and fun.

Our deck is quite splintered and in poor condition. Dan, ever the handyman, can repair it himself, but we would need quite a bit of lumber for him to do the job.

We would use our trellis to help us grow and maintain grapevines, and it would also provide part of our deck with a privacy screen.

Our laundry room is in the basement, and below a door where there was a rainwater leak. We're concerned about water damage and possible mold in that room. Dan has plans to renovate the laundry room, including replacing the drywall, redoing the floors, and painting the room (at Genevieve and Heather's request!) a pretty shade of lilac.