The car sickness is setting in. I guess it's probably not a good thing for me to be typing in this condition. it's bound to make it worse.
usually a four hour ride from Vegas has turned into a 6 hour ordeal. it was more or less bumper to bumper from Vegas to the checkpoint just outside of Barstow. 107 degrees. must be why there is at least 1 car every half a mile that was pulled over with some sort of mechanical failure. even a cop was on the side of the road changing a tire. in his uniform. with a bullet proof vest. in this heat. reason number 453 to thank our law enforcement officers.....and why i am not a cop. i prefer my office.
glad to be heading home. i hate vegas for many reasons. well, it's probably mostly just the strip. the reason biggest being the cigarette smoke. then the casino floor. we stayed at THE hotel (at madalay bay) this time. i have to admit that is was infinitely more relaxing that the other hotels that i have been to there. there is no smoking and there is no gambling. if i return to vegas, that is where i would stay again. I usually only go there for conventions....so it's not usually relaxing anyway.
wow. shocker. more traffic through victorville. this stop ad go stuff makes it worse for me. guess i'll have to sign off now before everyone in the car starts suffering. :)
6.27.2009
back from the.....
okay. it's been a while since i last blogged. it's been a long year of planning, creating, and doing, all culminating into the big day.....the wedding day.
everyone told me to take time to stop and enjoy it. look around and take it all in. and, I did, but i feel like i didn't do it for long enough. it was all such a whirlwind of running from here to there taking photos, greeting people, giving speeches......it's actually hard to believe the day is over. anticlimactic in some ways.
Sean's face was so priceless. one of the many things i will remember about the day.
We've now settled into married life. not much different from our prevous "lives." but, i guess that is what happens when you have dated for six years. the one thing that is the weirdest is the words husband and wife. i avoided the word fiance for a year and a half....and now i feel like i am choking out the word husband. weird. i am sure a year from now i will be thinking....that was so lame.
honeymoon was awesome. didn't want to come home for sure! we had so many adventures, and even after six years, grew a little deeper in love.
and, now, one month later it seems like a whirlwind of a year and a half of my life. and, my only regret is that i didn't take a few more photos of the process along the way.
not bad. and happy to have my life back.
everyone told me to take time to stop and enjoy it. look around and take it all in. and, I did, but i feel like i didn't do it for long enough. it was all such a whirlwind of running from here to there taking photos, greeting people, giving speeches......it's actually hard to believe the day is over. anticlimactic in some ways.
Sean's face was so priceless. one of the many things i will remember about the day.
We've now settled into married life. not much different from our prevous "lives." but, i guess that is what happens when you have dated for six years. the one thing that is the weirdest is the words husband and wife. i avoided the word fiance for a year and a half....and now i feel like i am choking out the word husband. weird. i am sure a year from now i will be thinking....that was so lame.
honeymoon was awesome. didn't want to come home for sure! we had so many adventures, and even after six years, grew a little deeper in love.
and, now, one month later it seems like a whirlwind of a year and a half of my life. and, my only regret is that i didn't take a few more photos of the process along the way.
not bad. and happy to have my life back.
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