14 years. Crazy. Next year our marriage can get a learner's permit. This is us on our honeymoon - you looking fresh to def as per usual:
If you look at my picture it looks like I had the thin setting on where I look oddly elongated. I'm glad I learned how to use a camera and look better now.
Man I didn't know what I was getting into when it started. I had no idea. If I had I probably would have wanted to get married even earlier.
I hadn't finished college when we got married - which lead to some awkward social situations like me telling a job interviewer at Andersen Consulting how he should help more with his wedding planning - but I'm not sure I would have started college before getting married if I had known how much fun it would be.
A quick list of our spots:
- Old Will Hunter Rd
- Tharpe Ct
- Gervais St
- Paces Ln
- Quinn Dr
That list doesn't seem that long; I remember a lot of difficult moves and boxing and un-boxing and used couches and long stairs. It is so hard to figure out what is important to you, get it safely into a box, and then get it to the new place. Yet it tells you what you care about - you throw out all the rest of the stuff or give it away. There are only a few boxes that you take from place to place - the really important stuff that you need.
Even though we have a lot more space and boxes and all sorts of roommates of various sizes and manners at our core it's still just us. We travel along together.
previously....