A few highlights...
Here are some photos from the wedding, just because I feel like it. :) These are scans of the professional proofs -- they are much prettier in person. Thanks to Chris and Michele for the great work!
Walking down the aisle:
A journal born in May of 2004, originally devoted to my summer in Spain and Italy. Now, a little about Spain, a little about Italy, and a lot about my daily life, which is somewhat less exciting than Spain and Italy. I hope you enjoy your visit.
Here are some photos from the wedding, just because I feel like it. :) These are scans of the professional proofs -- they are much prettier in person. Thanks to Chris and Michele for the great work!
As the title implies, I'm still shaking the lead out this morning, so bear with me!
Fun with my new camera (well, new as of September, but still new to snow!)
Thankfully, I stayed warmer than Mary...
Technically, it's not our "first Christmas together" -- we actually met on Christmas several years ago -- but it is our first as a married couple, and for goodness' sake, you know I'm going to make the most of it! (I love Christmas.)
Shane was downed two weekends in a row by a lingering sinus infection. The first weekend, I took matters into my own hands and cleaned the gutters and put up outside lights while he was sleeping.
The second weekend -- also while he was sleeping -- I decided we (well, I) needed to decorate. He woke up from a nap to find me surrounded by artificial tree parts, ornaments, and watching "It's a Wonderful Life." Don't feel bad for the guy -- he knew what he was getting into!
Things that make our new home feel like home -- a Santa identical to the one at my parents' house. My dad has had his for ages, but he found identical ones at antique stores for my sister and me. (Because he is just that sweet!)
The finished product!
Our new Nativity set (a wedding gift from Shane's aunt and uncle and cousins)
(More fun with the camera)
I hate the way Blogger does pictures. I can't get the spacing right. Oh well, you're going to make me late for work anyway, so that's all for now! Merry Christmas!
A conversation with the coffee guy (excuse me, "barista") at one of my local down-home coffee shops. (Not Starbucks, by the way.)