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Just a photoblog to celebrate life in all its mundane, silly, random and amazing glory... :)
Sunday, March 11, 2012
Day 53: my oh shit face
As in, "oh shit, this class is going to kill me after a week of pigging out down south."
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Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Day 52: separating again :(
Day 51: silly doggies
Day 49: home shopping!
Day 47: Our first military ball!
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Day 46: driving in the car
Day 45: my/our first Valentine's day!
Random Joycie fact: I have never spent Valentine's day with a significant other...until this year! Yayyyy :)
Jeff and I went to a lovely restaurant in Nashville where I had steak and he had lots of lobster. We love our lobster!
And then we took pictures in the car to commemorate our first valentines day...because we didn't take any in the restaurant. Lol
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Sunday, February 19, 2012
Day 44: in memory
Took the day off for bereavement and spent a good deal of time at school to sew. Quinnie! I've missed you! She was great company as I worked on a tutu... I figured there is no better way to remember my awesome grandma than to do some sewing...she was my inspiration when it came to learning to work a sewing machine...
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Day 42: come on scab! Fall off!
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Day 41: sad news
My grandma on my dad's side passed away after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. She was a trooper who loved me and my family so much, and despite the distance still found ways to make sure I knew she cared even if it was as simple as a handmade card. I'll always hold her close...
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Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Day 40: morning light...
Gosh I love the sun!
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Location:Grand Central Pkwy,,United States
Day 38: icy starfish buddy
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Day 36: little did I know
That five minutes after this pic, I would bomb down the slope, get clipped by some lame ass sitting in my way, flip over face first, bust my lip open and spend the afternoon in the Dartmouth emergency room getting four stitches...
Despite the hit to my vanity, I'm glad the injury wasn't more serious and that I at least have a good story to tell. :) - Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone
Despite the hit to my vanity, I'm glad the injury wasn't more serious and that I at least have a good story to tell. :) - Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone
Day 35: quiet day at the cabin
Day 34: Vermont!
Friday, February 3, 2012
Day 33: gotta love my doctor
Day 32: only in New York
Day 31: almost 8 years later...
I met Suk when I was studying in Nagoya for a semester in 2004. It's so amazing to me that despite our language barrier (she spoke mostly Korean and I spoke mostly English), we still found a way to be good friends...I loved that Japanese was our common language.
Almost 8 years later and we got to meet again in NYC! Yay!
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Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Day 30: Jane of the Jungle
Day 28: I <3 Sally
Monday, January 30, 2012
Friday, January 27, 2012
Day 26: pizza eggs
Day 25: not my kind of chamorro
Met Jeff's best friend Adam for the very first time and had a lovely Mexican dinner! :)
On the menu, there was Chamorro! I thought for sure their special was some awesome Guamanian food, which makes no sense in a Mexican restaurant, but you know, it would have been nice. Lol
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Day 24: tree!
Monday, January 23, 2012
Day 23: this is what happens...
Day 21: wedding craftiness begins!
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Day 19: reunited!
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Day 18: early morning
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Day 17: two digit numbers!
Monday, January 16, 2012
Day 16: You know it's a rough day...
...when you're listening to Kelly Clarkson on Pandora and identifying with Ne-Yo as he's singing sad love songs. lol
I don't think I've been this wallow-y since... maybe that one time way back when I got my heart broken and didn't think it could ever get fixed. So dramatic. lol
I think it's been a while since I've been contemplative on this. Probably because I haven't needed to be. I got luckier than I ever expected, meeting the man I did, falling in love, and now on the verge of getting to move and spend the rest of my life starting and ending my days with him....
But old habits die hard. I still think too much. I still am overly sensitive about stupid shit. I still worry that the other shoe will drop.
Growing up, I used to always ask those in love, "But how do you know?" They all always said the same thing: "You just do." I didn't get it until I did. You just know.
The road to "just knowing" wasn't easy. It was fraught with incompatibility, heartache, tears, and 30 lbs of weight gain and subsequent weight loss.
You know what was easy? After finally getting to the "you just know," part, and just knowing, how easily the word "yes" fell off my lips when asked to spend the rest of my life with just this one person. It was a snap.
Saying "yes," was the easy part.
Getting to "I do"? Not so easy.
You see, when you decide to have a wedding (different from a marriage), all these outside things start trying to push their way into your two person bubble.
Some of it is awesome, like when people hear your love story and tell you cool things like, "you sickos make me believe in love again," or getting to try on pretty dresses and deciding which one will be most likely to make your future husband make his ugly cry face as he's watching you walk toward you.
But some of it messes up your two person bubble. People's (however well intentioned) differing opinions; the "Wedding Industry" and all the random expectations it holds; the financial greatness of it all....
Unless you're eloping or really really self-assertive and unbending, weddings are never entirely or exclusively for the two people getting married.
Suddenly, you're trying to make everyone happy. But you can't. And you wonder if the decisions you're making are the best ones. Worst of all is when you wake up and suddenly have to wonder if the decisions you're making and the ones you've made are making your partner happy. Because that's the part that matters.
It's so hard not to second guess. It's even worse if you're a born overthinker AND a Psych major. And it's the absolute worst if your past is impeding on how you are perceiving your present....
This probably doesn't make sense, all of this. Sigh.
Saying "yes," was just so easy. It was a very large and important decision that came so easy and with no regrets.
The obstacles that follow are what is difficult. Especially when I'm pitting myself against...myself. lol
The key to winning?
Remembering that saying "yes," was just so easy and "just knowing" exactly why.
And maybe listening to Ne-Yo sing sad love songs so you can laugh at how overly dramatic you are.
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I don't think I've been this wallow-y since... maybe that one time way back when I got my heart broken and didn't think it could ever get fixed. So dramatic. lol
I think it's been a while since I've been contemplative on this. Probably because I haven't needed to be. I got luckier than I ever expected, meeting the man I did, falling in love, and now on the verge of getting to move and spend the rest of my life starting and ending my days with him....
But old habits die hard. I still think too much. I still am overly sensitive about stupid shit. I still worry that the other shoe will drop.
Growing up, I used to always ask those in love, "But how do you know?" They all always said the same thing: "You just do." I didn't get it until I did. You just know.
The road to "just knowing" wasn't easy. It was fraught with incompatibility, heartache, tears, and 30 lbs of weight gain and subsequent weight loss.
You know what was easy? After finally getting to the "you just know," part, and just knowing, how easily the word "yes" fell off my lips when asked to spend the rest of my life with just this one person. It was a snap.
Saying "yes," was the easy part.
Getting to "I do"? Not so easy.
You see, when you decide to have a wedding (different from a marriage), all these outside things start trying to push their way into your two person bubble.
Some of it is awesome, like when people hear your love story and tell you cool things like, "you sickos make me believe in love again," or getting to try on pretty dresses and deciding which one will be most likely to make your future husband make his ugly cry face as he's watching you walk toward you.
But some of it messes up your two person bubble. People's (however well intentioned) differing opinions; the "Wedding Industry" and all the random expectations it holds; the financial greatness of it all....
Unless you're eloping or really really self-assertive and unbending, weddings are never entirely or exclusively for the two people getting married.
Suddenly, you're trying to make everyone happy. But you can't. And you wonder if the decisions you're making are the best ones. Worst of all is when you wake up and suddenly have to wonder if the decisions you're making and the ones you've made are making your partner happy. Because that's the part that matters.
It's so hard not to second guess. It's even worse if you're a born overthinker AND a Psych major. And it's the absolute worst if your past is impeding on how you are perceiving your present....
This probably doesn't make sense, all of this. Sigh.
Saying "yes," was just so easy. It was a very large and important decision that came so easy and with no regrets.
The obstacles that follow are what is difficult. Especially when I'm pitting myself against...myself. lol
The key to winning?
Remembering that saying "yes," was just so easy and "just knowing" exactly why.
And maybe listening to Ne-Yo sing sad love songs so you can laugh at how overly dramatic you are.
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Day 15: lombardi's, finally!
Day 14: time flies
Just yesterday, it feels, me and Daj were waking up to each other, and having tickle fights...
And now he's old enough to know how to work a PSP and show his uncle Jed how to play a game on it.
He's also old enough to reason that hugging isn't for boys but since I'm a girl it was perfectly acceptable to hug and kiss me goodbye. Lol Gosh where has time gone? - Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone
He's also old enough to reason that hugging isn't for boys but since I'm a girl it was perfectly acceptable to hug and kiss me goodbye. Lol Gosh where has time gone? - Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone
Saturday, January 14, 2012
Day 13: let's dance
Thursday, January 12, 2012
With this ring...
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Day 11: haiku to my scale
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Day 10: leeeet there be light!
Day 9: inconsiderate
Monday, January 9, 2012
Day 8: lazy bone jones
Sunday, January 8, 2012
Day 7: ridiculous line
For the Kardashian store...wtf, people be crazy
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Location:Broome St,New York,United States
Friday, January 6, 2012
Day 6: Abigail Bartlett
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
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