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3 Months & Counting...

We made it to our 3 month mark, hurray! We celebrated by doing what everyone does here in San Antonio- we ate! We went to J. Alexander's at the Quarry and it was fabulous. The most exciting part though was that I discovered a new way to style my hair for the event. :) jk, Brent's the best part. We have truly grown so much as a couple. It's hard for me to imagine my life without him...weird. Though I can imagine life without all the extra laundry and dishes!

Ok, ok, that's enough gushy-mushy stuff.

There hasn't really been a lot going on lately...at least not with me. I have a million 'projects' I want to start on, but have yet to. I'm still in the brainstorming phase...trying to decide where to begin. That tends to be a fault of mine. I have SOO much I want to do that I can't decide what to do first. Then I overwhelm myself and then nothing gets done. I think I'm really close to making a decision....I can feel the progress on the horizon.

Brent on the other hand, has his time already spent. Between working full-time--which sometimes includes overtime--and his Chemistry II class he barely has time to eat and sleep. He usually makes it to bed, if he's lucky by 12am, though sometimes not until 2-3am. He's been working really hard though and it seems to be paying off. He made a 98 on his first exam! I'm so proud of his discipline...last Saturday he spent ALL day studying so he wouldn't have to on Sunday while my sister and I shopped. Such a trooper.

The most exciting news currently is....we're expecting!! Well, we're looking for a PUPPY!!! And I EXPECT to get one soon. I was raised with dogs...several dogs. Brent says he likes dogs, but we do not have the same ideas about what place a dog holds in the home. Nevertheless, Brent has agreed to 2...though we'll start with just one for now. So I figure it's time to get started. He has to devote so much time to work and school that I can now afford to devote time to someone else. We (aka me) have just begun the search for the perfect addition to our family so it's hard to say when we'll make our purchase. (See above for indecisiveness issues.)



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