It has been a magical, amazing three months of being married to my best friend. We have had our ups and downs just like every marriage has, but its only made us stronger; more as one unity.
Since we have been married we have had a lot of adventures. Starting with the marriage, it was a rush...6 days prior to our wedding we were attending to my sister-in-laws wedding--okay I wouldn't just say attending, we were apart of their special day-- it was...amazing, they made the experience special for everyone! So after the wedding, we traveled out to Missouri and prepared for our own wedding, I was so lucky to have a loving mother who pretty much had everything planned out and done and we had very little to prepare for our day. So when our special day came it was very calm and relaxing, it was super nice. We had a beautiful ceremony with a lot of words of wisdom given to help us throughout our marriage. Honestly I could not remember much about it since I was gazing into my loves eyes and holding his hand so tight not wanting to ever let go. The reception was so beautiful and was done by an amazing woman (Connie Jorgensen) who already had a lot on her plate but put time aside to help me out on our special occasion.
So after that reception we headed to Nebraska for our open house, very lovely evening it was; we stayed up later than planning conversing with our parents as well as a really good family that I have known since I was little, and I am so glad they were able to make it out. We then realized it was super late and had to get started on our 14+ hour drive back to our apartment so I could head back to work on that Monday.
Since then, we have both gotten pretty far in our jobs. We both work for a company called Focus Services and we work for Century Link. They really seem to like TJ and how well he does doing his job. I have been 'promoted' to a new project which isnt much but I really enjoy it and it really an honor getting this position.
I was blessed to have my mom move back to Utah so now we get to be closer and spend more time together before any big changes happen. It also helps to have her near since I was 'diagnosed' with Mono a few weeks ago. Now, I have never had Mono before but it sucks hard core. I have had two trips to the doctors office for pain meds so I can at least swallow without crying. We even had an ER run on Saturday because my tonsils were so swollen it left a very small airway that caused some comlications when it came to breathing.
TJ has decided which jobs he would like to apply for the airforce, we had to resign paperwork since the medical records became an issue to get, but now things are on the go and we have all the paperwork complete and just a few things to complete before he leaves--which is predicted for December-February time and he will be going down to Texas. So that is the exciting news as far as that goes, things are working out great!
Since we have been married we really havent had a chance to hang out with any married friends, we basically dont have any friends as sad as that sounds; but its true, we dont live in young married couple central. ;) We have had a prospective couple that we have been eyeing ;) I actually work with the husband and we get along great! We have planned on this dinner for the past month or so but...first his wife was sick and I have been sick ever since. So that is still a work in progress!
Other than that, life has been pure bliss; my amazing hubby has been by my side and helping me the best he can since I have been sick--I normally never get sick but once I do I get really sick and it spreads throughout my entire body, this Mono has started an ear infection which normally isnt that bad but in my condition with my ears it feels like death--
But stay tuned for more updates especially as we begin our new journey into the AirForce, I am so excited for my husbands decision and I will support him all the way through!
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