Digging up old photos....

I have come to realize that I have not always been the best at documenting life..... I was trying to find some photos of Will and I when we first started dating and I can barely find a single photo for the first year of our dating. Sheesh! The only reasons I can think why this is so is because we were dating long distance and only saw one another on weekends and I hated the way I looked at the time. But still!

Here's to documenting life, no matter how silly or ugly it might be! Cheers!

Will and I look like absolute kids here. This was taken at the Mill in the fall of 2006.

This photo sucks. Well, Will looks OK. I was kinda chunky looking. Anyhow, this was St. Patty's Day, March 2007.

Will turns 21! Pre-drunk, I think.

Our first anniversary! September 2007.

Will and I at the Mill again... September 2007.

Halloween 2007.

His mom said she needed a holiday photo so we took this one in front of the tree. December 2007.

The Life of a Dog

I have a strong feeling our puppy Spencer is going to grow up soo very quickly, therefore, I am going to do my best to document his growth and his progress. He was born on April 10th, 2009 and Spencer left home for the first time and became part of our pack on Friday, June 19th. We are very fortunate the website for Denning Farms accurately documented the life of our pup since day 1. Our little guy is growing up!

April 16, 2009

April 23, 2009

May 2, 2009

May 10, 2009

May 21, 2009

June 19, 2009

At this point, we have had out puppy for about a week and he has taken to his new lifestyle pretty well. More or less, he is pampered and spoiled. Spencer quickly learned his name, to come when called, sit down, and lay down. He is such a smart boy!

Stay tuned for more puppy updates!

Puberty Ain't Easy

Thank God for free trials of NetFlix to entertain me on rainy days. Yesterday, my honey and I snuggled up on the couch to some Insta-Cued movie goodness via X-Box 360 and watched 2005's "The Motel."

The movie takes place in the middle of nowhere and is about a 13 year old Chinese American kid named Ernest, who lives and works at his family's sleazy, pay-by-the-hour motel. Puberty is super duper embarrassing and there are definitely parts of the movie where you bury your face into your hands in shame for the poor kid. Like take for instance when Ernest is forced to kiss one of the white trash girls in the parking lot and she says, "Hey, you have a boner!" Busted!

Things start to get a little bit better for Ernest when he befriends a 20-something Korean American guy who is all torn up from a breakup with his wife. He takes on a fatherly role and teaches Ernest things about girls, life, and how to become a man.

If you missed it in 2005, go back and check it out!