New Place for a New Time

Happy Memorial Day, fools.

And I know we're remembering the troops, but I'm remembering the past. Just a little bit.

Caleb and I are relaxing together at home; he's been a bit more productive than I have, which is why I'm putting together this here post.

Caleb's birthday came and went. It's weird to be married to a 24 year old, but it's even weirder that this 24 year old's wife is 23. Sooooooo..... that's where that leaves us. He has blown through the Star Wars books I got for him, but luckily I also got him a new set of scriptures which will take him a bit longer to finish. But, not much longer!



I get to roll down to Redlands in less than a month, to celebrate my Best Friend's Wedding. It'll be fun to do all of those festivities, but it will also be sweet to get a change of scenery. Provo is a great place to live, but it's pretty fun to go on an excursion every now and again. I just hope that it's not too hot for a pregnant girl! And if it is, then be prepared to catch me as I daintily faint. Oh yeah, like I ever do anything dainty.

Last night, Caleb and I settled down to watch "Sleepless in Seattle." He had never seen it before, but when it popped up on television the other night, he decided it was about time. I love watching that movie; I've always enjoyed how it makes me swoon and all that, but I especially enjoyed watching it this time because I felt like I know those people in my own life now - the people who are willing to do crazy things because they feel it's the right thing. And I really like that about them. Caleb ended up feeling like the movie didn't live up to the hype, but I can imagine that it's hard for him to feel uber-connected to a 15 year-old love story that includes 90's style and corded phones.

Things are great.