I'm honestly not too sure how many people that don't follow me on Facebook read this blog. But, I'm 6 weeks (at least) overdue for a blog post, I've started a photography business, and I have some updates for everyone. So why not kill three (or more) birds with one stone?
So, first off, yes! It's true! Dash of Light Photography is off the ground and finally running. It took me over two months to decide on a name, and even as I was typing the name in to create my Facebook page I wasn't entirely sure of it. The Lord does have a way of telling you you're on the right track though, and His way of telling me that was through four notifications within 5 minutes full of people telling me how much they adored the name. Ah, yes. How worthless, unfun, lame, and just plain bland this life would be without Jesus' sense of humor. You can see my box to the right side of your screen. If you click on it, it will take you straight to my site. Hopefully a website outside of Facebook will be up and running soon, but until then, this will have to do ;)
I am also happy to report: Dan's surgery went very well. He had surgery on the 4th, so he's 9 days post-op and doing just fine. The doctor told us the damage inside was about three times worse than what we originally thought, but luckily for us, the recovery time would be about the same, and the surgery was still very successful. Yesterday at Dan's post-op appointment, we got pictures of the inside of his shoulder. In the docs words, they're 'gnarly.' The piece of cartilage that's supposed to hold his shoulder in, shockingly resembled shredded beef. The doc also said the only thing holding Dan's shoulder in these last few months were his awesome, strong, well defined shoulder muscles. *dreamy expression* .... moving on. So, onto recovery we go! 5 more weeks in the immobilizer, and about three in a sling after that, and he'll be home freeeeee!!!!
We are making a short trip next weekend to see the Boyette family in Georgia. It was rather last minute, but with Dan not working, and Taylor off school for another two weeks, there was no denying the Lord's provision for us to head straight on down there and have a good 'ol time, was there?
Welp, that's about all for now! Chinese leftovers are calling to my tummy...
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Scumptious, yum, mmmm, ahhh, and all those delicious words...
I feel the need to post a random update on my life. This will be entirely random, so fasten your seatbelts and prepare for the post an English teacher would love to see from the kid she's wanted to fail all year.
1. Today, I bought candles. TWO candles. They're orange, and I love them. The post title is mostly referring to these bodacious little (and big) guys. I got a really big one that I have to use two hands to carry for $4.17 at Hobby Lobby (oh, how I love that place), and a tall, skinnier one for $7.99 at World Market. The tall skinny one is Larry, and the short fat one is Bob. In reference to my uncles, and to Veggie Tales. Larry is scented "mexican pumpkin" and smells exactly like fresh baked pumpkin pie (which is why I've wanted it for the last three weeks) (and yes, Boyettes, you know which one I'm talking about), and Bob smells like fall...like, how outside smells like in fall. I didn't think it was possible, but it's happened. And now, my home no longer smells like a nursing home.
2. I made Dan breakfast in bed today. This would, for an ordinary, non-narcoleptic person, be less significant than I am putting it off to be. But this. is. huge. HUGE! I got up at 6:30 today, for no other reason than I just wasn't tired anymore. This. never. happens. On a normal day I sleep till 9, and still have to drag myself out of bed. But not today. No, my fellow readers, not today. I got up, slapped some bacon in the pan, nearly set the smoke alarm off (which wouldn't have been near as pleasant for Dan to wake up to as the smell of delicious, metabolism enhancing breakfast in bed), made some eggs with cheese, and popped some toast in the toaster. 15 minutes later, Dan was basking in the glory of memory foam bed, a delicious breakfast, and good morning kisses from his wife. Ahhh, yes, my good wife quota has been filled for the day (JOKING).
3. My Dan's shoulder is broken. Well, actually dislocated, but it's still aweful. I'm used to being the crippled one, so this has been a steep learning curve. But, as aweful as it sounds, I'm glad it happened. It's given us some quality alone time, AND given me a glimpse of what retirement will be (minus limp arm on Dan, of course.)
4. I FINALLY finished editing all our wedding pictures. If I do say so myself, you can see a huge difference in editing technique and quality from the beginning to the end. BUT, that could be me ;) Either way, it's nice to be done, and just in time for my bookings in Georgia Thanksgiving weekend.
5. I get to spend Thanksgiving weekend with my second favorite family in the whole entire WORLD, my mom away from home, my sisters away from home (which include Audrey as well), my good friends, Elijah, Ethan, and Marc. LOVE. Love love love. All of 'em. Just wanna HUG 'EM ALL!!!!...okay, going a little overboard, but I seriously love them, can't WAIT!
6. Dan got me an early Christmas present this year...for our first christmas together, he got me a...
Psych. Can't tell you yet. A few people know. But I'm not allowed to post on FB what is is yet (or on anywhere, really), until it gets here on Thursday. Ahhh, I can feel the anticipation in the room. The adrenaline! I know you all are feeling it as much as I am. I KNOW it. Right?? Ahem...
7. Dan and I are starting a Bible study. And I'm for reals excited about it. More details to come later, but here's one of the things I'm most excited about the whole thing... I love to hear Dan teach. There's just something about it. Kind of like there something about dancing with him, kind of like there's something about making him breakfast in bed, kinda like there's just something I love when I hear him sing. He's a mentor and teacher at his innermost parts. He can gain people's trust like nobody's biznazz. I may be a little biased, but just cause I love his every little part doesn't mean I can't see him for who he truly is :)
8. This is Dan and I's first holiday season as married people, and I don't think I've ever been more excited about holidays. Ever. For several reasons, at least one of which is a surprise. There's family, food, vacation, fellowship, reunition (not a word, I know...work with me), and presents, and my Jesus' birthday, and turkey. Who could want anything more?
9. I have been learning/reinforcing something very simple in my life. I'm re-learning how to make doing what's right my motivation for everything. Even if it makes no sense to me. I have the Holy Spirit within me, and He will tell me what I need to know. My mother-in-law, Jan, is a perfect example of this to me. She packed up and moved from Kansas to Colorado, with no assurance that she'd be okay from a logical standpoint (secure job, housing, etc), and no grasp on reason, except she just felt the Lord wanted her to be there. What faith!!! Plus, she's a darn good mother in law, and I love her bunches.
10. Confession: I haven't worked out in probably reeeeaaallly close to a month. *shame*
1. Today, I bought candles. TWO candles. They're orange, and I love them. The post title is mostly referring to these bodacious little (and big) guys. I got a really big one that I have to use two hands to carry for $4.17 at Hobby Lobby (oh, how I love that place), and a tall, skinnier one for $7.99 at World Market. The tall skinny one is Larry, and the short fat one is Bob. In reference to my uncles, and to Veggie Tales. Larry is scented "mexican pumpkin" and smells exactly like fresh baked pumpkin pie (which is why I've wanted it for the last three weeks) (and yes, Boyettes, you know which one I'm talking about), and Bob smells like fall...like, how outside smells like in fall. I didn't think it was possible, but it's happened. And now, my home no longer smells like a nursing home.
2. I made Dan breakfast in bed today. This would, for an ordinary, non-narcoleptic person, be less significant than I am putting it off to be. But this. is. huge. HUGE! I got up at 6:30 today, for no other reason than I just wasn't tired anymore. This. never. happens. On a normal day I sleep till 9, and still have to drag myself out of bed. But not today. No, my fellow readers, not today. I got up, slapped some bacon in the pan, nearly set the smoke alarm off (which wouldn't have been near as pleasant for Dan to wake up to as the smell of delicious, metabolism enhancing breakfast in bed), made some eggs with cheese, and popped some toast in the toaster. 15 minutes later, Dan was basking in the glory of memory foam bed, a delicious breakfast, and good morning kisses from his wife. Ahhh, yes, my good wife quota has been filled for the day (JOKING).
3. My Dan's shoulder is broken. Well, actually dislocated, but it's still aweful. I'm used to being the crippled one, so this has been a steep learning curve. But, as aweful as it sounds, I'm glad it happened. It's given us some quality alone time, AND given me a glimpse of what retirement will be (minus limp arm on Dan, of course.)
4. I FINALLY finished editing all our wedding pictures. If I do say so myself, you can see a huge difference in editing technique and quality from the beginning to the end. BUT, that could be me ;) Either way, it's nice to be done, and just in time for my bookings in Georgia Thanksgiving weekend.
5. I get to spend Thanksgiving weekend with my second favorite family in the whole entire WORLD, my mom away from home, my sisters away from home (which include Audrey as well), my good friends, Elijah, Ethan, and Marc. LOVE. Love love love. All of 'em. Just wanna HUG 'EM ALL!!!!...okay, going a little overboard, but I seriously love them, can't WAIT!
6. Dan got me an early Christmas present this year...for our first christmas together, he got me a...
Psych. Can't tell you yet. A few people know. But I'm not allowed to post on FB what is is yet (or on anywhere, really), until it gets here on Thursday. Ahhh, I can feel the anticipation in the room. The adrenaline! I know you all are feeling it as much as I am. I KNOW it. Right?? Ahem...
7. Dan and I are starting a Bible study. And I'm for reals excited about it. More details to come later, but here's one of the things I'm most excited about the whole thing... I love to hear Dan teach. There's just something about it. Kind of like there something about dancing with him, kind of like there's something about making him breakfast in bed, kinda like there's just something I love when I hear him sing. He's a mentor and teacher at his innermost parts. He can gain people's trust like nobody's biznazz. I may be a little biased, but just cause I love his every little part doesn't mean I can't see him for who he truly is :)
8. This is Dan and I's first holiday season as married people, and I don't think I've ever been more excited about holidays. Ever. For several reasons, at least one of which is a surprise. There's family, food, vacation, fellowship, reunition (not a word, I know...work with me), and presents, and my Jesus' birthday, and turkey. Who could want anything more?
9. I have been learning/reinforcing something very simple in my life. I'm re-learning how to make doing what's right my motivation for everything. Even if it makes no sense to me. I have the Holy Spirit within me, and He will tell me what I need to know. My mother-in-law, Jan, is a perfect example of this to me. She packed up and moved from Kansas to Colorado, with no assurance that she'd be okay from a logical standpoint (secure job, housing, etc), and no grasp on reason, except she just felt the Lord wanted her to be there. What faith!!! Plus, she's a darn good mother in law, and I love her bunches.
10. Confession: I haven't worked out in probably reeeeaaallly close to a month. *shame*
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Thank God for Tasty Bubbles and Taylor Marie...
It's girls like Taylor who give me the feeling that there is yet hope for the teenaged girls of this world! She's level-headed, strong in her beliefs, doesn't let herself get pushed around, yet gentle and wouldn't hurt a fly. She's not boycrazy, either, and that refreshes my soul.
We're also kindred spirits...we dislike and like so many of the same things you'd think we had the same mother. But the best thing about Taylor is that she's comfortable in her own skin. She knows she's beautiful, but knows how to be graceful, not "flaunt what she's got." She's quite the gal, if you ask me. I consider her one of my best friends. SOOO, when Audrey (her mom) asked me to do her senior pictures, I was pretty excited. Being that Taylor's gorgeous in every way, and then her extreme photogenic skills (which she would promptly deny, if you ask her), equals best photoshoot of my life, hands down. And I've had my fair share!
Audrey came along to be our 'light catcher." She held the reflectors juuussstt right so the light would shine on Taylor's beautifullness. She quickly became obsessed... every snip of light was something to be caught and reflected, and Taylor and I were snickering at her chasing light down hills and around tombstones with all abandon. And when I say all, I mean all.
Taylor added her own spice to the mix as well. As well as being a senior, a mother (to her doggie daughter, Sasha), and a best friend, she's gangstah.
Every few pictures while shooting, I would say "Okay, be Taylor!" and she would do things like this. Goof.
Audrey says this is the money shot.
Dad says this is the money shot.
I say this is the money shot.
Her puppy, Sasha, who's just about as close to human as dogs come.
Those are just a few of my favorites. LOVE you Taylor, and all your goofiness and lovliness and sweetness. :)
We're also kindred spirits...we dislike and like so many of the same things you'd think we had the same mother. But the best thing about Taylor is that she's comfortable in her own skin. She knows she's beautiful, but knows how to be graceful, not "flaunt what she's got." She's quite the gal, if you ask me. I consider her one of my best friends. SOOO, when Audrey (her mom) asked me to do her senior pictures, I was pretty excited. Being that Taylor's gorgeous in every way, and then her extreme photogenic skills (which she would promptly deny, if you ask her), equals best photoshoot of my life, hands down. And I've had my fair share!
Audrey came along to be our 'light catcher." She held the reflectors juuussstt right so the light would shine on Taylor's beautifullness. She quickly became obsessed... every snip of light was something to be caught and reflected, and Taylor and I were snickering at her chasing light down hills and around tombstones with all abandon. And when I say all, I mean all.
ALL.
Taylor added her own spice to the mix as well. As well as being a senior, a mother (to her doggie daughter, Sasha), and a best friend, she's gangstah.
Every few pictures while shooting, I would say "Okay, be Taylor!" and she would do things like this. Goof.
Audrey says this is the money shot.
Dad says this is the money shot.
I say this is the money shot.
Her puppy, Sasha, who's just about as close to human as dogs come.
Those are just a few of my favorites. LOVE you Taylor, and all your goofiness and lovliness and sweetness. :)
Friday, September 24, 2010
The Inevitable Post
Well...I suppose it's time. For the post. You know.
The "how are you holding up in Florida all by your lonesome with no one except Dan in a brand new house with a brand new car" post.
And the answer, is I'm doing wonderful! ... Now.
It was really rough in the beginning for me. Moving into a house MUCH smaller than the one we had in GA, that house not feeling like home for a month, not having a car, and feeling like I'm not doing anything that will make a difference were all really hard for me. I was okay, because I am well aware we are in one of the best apartment complexes in Melbourne for our price range, I managed to keep myself busy around the house, and Dan is wonderful. (So wonderful, in fact, I think I have to write a blog post about him someday...) But the hardest thing is it just didn't feel like we fit in.
Both Dan and I have a lot of personality. Therefore, we have a hard time getting along with people who, shall we say.... don't. I, more than Dan, have a hard time with being friendly to people I see as fake. Dan can pretty much be friendly to anyone. I on the other hand, not so much, which is pretty snobby, but with much Bible and Jesus, I think I'm getting better.
Now, we've met people. Who DO have personality. And it's much more awesome than meeting people who don't. Like... a starbucks compared to shoveling cow manure, more awesome. And the people we've met are pretty awesome in themselves. As a matter of fact, we're stacked busy tonight! We've been invited over to our friends John and Mandi's house for game night, AND with the pastor's 6 kids to play volleyball in the church gym. (Meanwhile poor Dan got up at three this morning to go to work, and as I type is sleeping quite soundly in his room). We're being showered with love.
Now, I also have a car, which makes me feel better about just about everything, and I feel much better about my purpose in life right now. It's been quite the lesson in learning what God's will for me is, especially since I came here 'guns blazin'" with the idea that I needed to get a job right away. Obviously that wasn't God's plan, because here I am, perfectly happy and content having a clean house and being here when Dan comes home, so I can peek around the bedroom door and run towards him, and we can play our daily round of tag as he runs away from me. The little booger.
So, yes. I am doing wonderful. It wasn't always that way here, but I do enjoy Florida, the beach, the lake in my apartment complex, and the workout room. But honestly, most of all, I love being with Dan, being his wife, and the two of us growing together. That's what makes home, home, anyway, right?
Mmmhhmm, I think so. :)
The "how are you holding up in Florida all by your lonesome with no one except Dan in a brand new house with a brand new car" post.
And the answer, is I'm doing wonderful! ... Now.
It was really rough in the beginning for me. Moving into a house MUCH smaller than the one we had in GA, that house not feeling like home for a month, not having a car, and feeling like I'm not doing anything that will make a difference were all really hard for me. I was okay, because I am well aware we are in one of the best apartment complexes in Melbourne for our price range, I managed to keep myself busy around the house, and Dan is wonderful. (So wonderful, in fact, I think I have to write a blog post about him someday...) But the hardest thing is it just didn't feel like we fit in.
Both Dan and I have a lot of personality. Therefore, we have a hard time getting along with people who, shall we say.... don't. I, more than Dan, have a hard time with being friendly to people I see as fake. Dan can pretty much be friendly to anyone. I on the other hand, not so much, which is pretty snobby, but with much Bible and Jesus, I think I'm getting better.
Now, we've met people. Who DO have personality. And it's much more awesome than meeting people who don't. Like... a starbucks compared to shoveling cow manure, more awesome. And the people we've met are pretty awesome in themselves. As a matter of fact, we're stacked busy tonight! We've been invited over to our friends John and Mandi's house for game night, AND with the pastor's 6 kids to play volleyball in the church gym. (Meanwhile poor Dan got up at three this morning to go to work, and as I type is sleeping quite soundly in his room). We're being showered with love.
Now, I also have a car, which makes me feel better about just about everything, and I feel much better about my purpose in life right now. It's been quite the lesson in learning what God's will for me is, especially since I came here 'guns blazin'" with the idea that I needed to get a job right away. Obviously that wasn't God's plan, because here I am, perfectly happy and content having a clean house and being here when Dan comes home, so I can peek around the bedroom door and run towards him, and we can play our daily round of tag as he runs away from me. The little booger.
So, yes. I am doing wonderful. It wasn't always that way here, but I do enjoy Florida, the beach, the lake in my apartment complex, and the workout room. But honestly, most of all, I love being with Dan, being his wife, and the two of us growing together. That's what makes home, home, anyway, right?
Mmmhhmm, I think so. :)
Monday, September 20, 2010
The future colors of the Dashlee home
Well, obviously I can't paint an apartment. Well...I can, it would just be useless.
ANYWAY...I'm inspired. When we get a house down here when our house sells, these are the colors you will see when you come visit us. Notice the when, and that it is not an 'if.' :)
The camera distorts the colors a little bit, but you'll get the general idea.
These are the Master bathroom colors. Probably my favorite color panel besides the living room, and I can see myself changing this to the master bedroom on 'accident.' The walls will be the cream color, and the accents will be chocolate and both these blues. The theme is 'modern circles.'
This will be the guest bathroom....BAD camera. I tried to tweak it on photoshop but alas, it was useless. The walls will be the coffee color, which is alot more tan and alot less yellow than the picture. The accents will be chocolate and a very warm teal color. NOT green. :)
And, again, one of my favorites...the walls will be the same color as the guest bathroom, the coffee color. And the accents will be cream and chocolate, and a tiny little bit of burnt orange. Just a TINY bit.
The kitchen and the dining room I couldn't show you because one of the colors is metallic. Spicy, I know, but I think it'll look good. I'm going to paint a burnt red on the walls, and then sponge a metallic copper over it. Gives it a very textured look and goes perfectly with the theme I picked for pictures; black and white cities. Our dishes are black and white, so I need pictures to match them. ;) Plus....anyone can take good black and white pictures.
If anyone has experience decorating in a modern style...throw it at me. I love the way it looks, I just don't have ANY experience with it. I grew up country...very different than modern, so it's making it quite a challenge for me to come up with accessories that match the color scheme.
Now for a nice cup of hot green tea.
ANYWAY...I'm inspired. When we get a house down here when our house sells, these are the colors you will see when you come visit us. Notice the when, and that it is not an 'if.' :)
The camera distorts the colors a little bit, but you'll get the general idea.
This is the living room. The walls will be grayish blue, and the accents will be cream, crimson, and black.
This will be the master bedroom colors. The camera really did not pic up the green color well, it's a much softer jade color. That jade color will be on the walls (maybe not all of them, I haven't decided whether to do an accent wall or not). The accent colors will be crimson (like our bed cover), black, and cream.
These are the Master bathroom colors. Probably my favorite color panel besides the living room, and I can see myself changing this to the master bedroom on 'accident.' The walls will be the cream color, and the accents will be chocolate and both these blues. The theme is 'modern circles.'
This will be the guest bathroom....BAD camera. I tried to tweak it on photoshop but alas, it was useless. The walls will be the coffee color, which is alot more tan and alot less yellow than the picture. The accents will be chocolate and a very warm teal color. NOT green. :)
And, again, one of my favorites...the walls will be the same color as the guest bathroom, the coffee color. And the accents will be cream and chocolate, and a tiny little bit of burnt orange. Just a TINY bit.
The kitchen and the dining room I couldn't show you because one of the colors is metallic. Spicy, I know, but I think it'll look good. I'm going to paint a burnt red on the walls, and then sponge a metallic copper over it. Gives it a very textured look and goes perfectly with the theme I picked for pictures; black and white cities. Our dishes are black and white, so I need pictures to match them. ;) Plus....anyone can take good black and white pictures.
If anyone has experience decorating in a modern style...throw it at me. I love the way it looks, I just don't have ANY experience with it. I grew up country...very different than modern, so it's making it quite a challenge for me to come up with accessories that match the color scheme.
Now for a nice cup of hot green tea.
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Meet Veronica
The very, VERY expensive Veronica.
Turns out she wasn't exactly as cheap as we thought she was. However, we're still getting a good deal on her. She runs good, especially now that we just poured 700 bucks into her to get the water pump and the coolant system working correctly. Now, all she needs are brakes! ...and a ball joint, and the A/C needs replaced, and a new steering wheel cover. But we can baby step all that, and for now, she'll get me to and fro.
Plus...she's DANG sexy.
SO! Meet Veronica!
Hopefully, I will have many more stories to share that involve Veronica...I don't like to pour money into something and then have it go bonkers on me ;)
Turns out she wasn't exactly as cheap as we thought she was. However, we're still getting a good deal on her. She runs good, especially now that we just poured 700 bucks into her to get the water pump and the coolant system working correctly. Now, all she needs are brakes! ...and a ball joint, and the A/C needs replaced, and a new steering wheel cover. But we can baby step all that, and for now, she'll get me to and fro.
Plus...she's DANG sexy.
SO! Meet Veronica!
Hopefully, I will have many more stories to share that involve Veronica...I don't like to pour money into something and then have it go bonkers on me ;)
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Special Things...
There are a lot of things I find special to me. Like my Bible Dan got me this last weekend. My husband. My family. My new couches that I like to take naps and read my Bible on. My kitties, and my gecko babies outside (So far there's Laura, who hangs out in our porch lamp, Mongo, the bronco gecko, and several others who live in the bushes, like George, Hubert, Liam, and Nelson).
But... I really like fancy dates. They're pretty special. Like the one me and Dan went on yesterday! Dan got to come home early at around lunch time, so that was nice. We pretty much hung out and got groceries. Then Dan was tired from early P.T. so I decided to let him nap, while I watched a show I recently found out I love: 4 Weddings.
When Dan woke up we decided it was time to get dressed. SO I started getting dressed, but Dan said "Let's not get dressed until the very end so it's a surprise." I thought that would be fun...so off I went to do my makeup (fard, as Dan calls it), hair, etc, and Dan sprayed on his cologne. That I LOVE. It reminds me of the first time I hugged him at the airport, the VERY first time I saw him in person as a couple. Mhhhmm.
Finally, we were all dressed, so I said "Are you ready?" and he said "As ready as I'll ever be!" So I came out of the bathroom and he came out of the bedroom, and we stared at each other and our mouths dropped. He had the butt of a god, and I had the figure of a greek goddess...or something. So then we got in the car, and went to TEXAS ROADHOUSE!
Nobody knows the goodness of a steak until they have a texas roadhouse steak. It's the only thing I've seriously wondered if it will be in Heaven. So we ate. And ate. And ate some more. We ate. Alot.
And then, we drove back to Ross. My favorite clothing store, and the one here is HUGHNORMOUS. Gihormough. And I love it.
Anyway, without further delay....here are pictures for you to enjoy. :) They are in backwards order, because...because that's how they uploaded. And I don't know how to fix it.
Moral of the story: I love my husband. And dates are important, even when you've only been married for six months. And, since tonight is my parents date for their 21st anniversary, they obviously are when you're old, too.
Just Kidding. LOVE YOU MOM! :)
But... I really like fancy dates. They're pretty special. Like the one me and Dan went on yesterday! Dan got to come home early at around lunch time, so that was nice. We pretty much hung out and got groceries. Then Dan was tired from early P.T. so I decided to let him nap, while I watched a show I recently found out I love: 4 Weddings.
When Dan woke up we decided it was time to get dressed. SO I started getting dressed, but Dan said "Let's not get dressed until the very end so it's a surprise." I thought that would be fun...so off I went to do my makeup (fard, as Dan calls it), hair, etc, and Dan sprayed on his cologne. That I LOVE. It reminds me of the first time I hugged him at the airport, the VERY first time I saw him in person as a couple. Mhhhmm.
Finally, we were all dressed, so I said "Are you ready?" and he said "As ready as I'll ever be!" So I came out of the bathroom and he came out of the bedroom, and we stared at each other and our mouths dropped. He had the butt of a god, and I had the figure of a greek goddess...or something. So then we got in the car, and went to TEXAS ROADHOUSE!
Nobody knows the goodness of a steak until they have a texas roadhouse steak. It's the only thing I've seriously wondered if it will be in Heaven. So we ate. And ate. And ate some more. We ate. Alot.
And then, we drove back to Ross. My favorite clothing store, and the one here is HUGHNORMOUS. Gihormough. And I love it.
Anyway, without further delay....here are pictures for you to enjoy. :) They are in backwards order, because...because that's how they uploaded. And I don't know how to fix it.
Moral of the story: I love my husband. And dates are important, even when you've only been married for six months. And, since tonight is my parents date for their 21st anniversary, they obviously are when you're old, too.
Just Kidding. LOVE YOU MOM! :)
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