Reflection

Going to school showed me that my whole reason for college was to get married. I know, the M.R.S. degree isn't going to really impress anyone (except the unmarried BYU co-eds) and maybe I'll go back someday, but Caleb and I haven't really talked about it recently. What I'm doing with most of my time is working at a scrapbooking store called Archiver's; I started out as a customer service rep, not really knowing anything about scrapbooking or caring to know anything about it. Now, I'm the media representative, going on TV to show news anchors and local daytime talk shows how to scrapbook and craft their way to glory. I still know nothing about it and don't ever do it myself, but I can fake my way for TV. Sometime, I'll put my spots on youtube and dirty up the internet even more.

Marriage is fantastic; we've almost been married 6 months and have it down pretty well. We are living in BYU married apartments. I work from 7-3 most days, while Caleb is at school and then he works on campus from 5-9. I haven't had to do all the wifey things so far; we never eat dinner together and we take turns doing all of the chores around the house. I figure once I start popping out babies, I'll probably take over the lion's share of it, but until then... Yeah, still the same. Caleb is great. That's all there is.

Meanwhile, Back in the Holding Room

Caleb and I discovered mini ravioli today. We are feeling that it might be a repeat offender in our house, as Caleb put it; pasta is serious business in our house and we feel like taking a new pasta into our lives could change everything. Therefore, we took a lot of consideration into our choice and the mini ravioli came out victorious!

Tonight is a huge group date to go see "The Holiday," a movie with my favorite Jack Black in it. I hope that the movie ends up being better than the tens of horrible reviews that I've read for it. It may depend on the company too, because Julie and Talmage, Roxy and James, Kathy and Billy and Shyla and Shawn will be joining us. Should be good times!

And can I just say, I love spending time with my husband. I never get to do enough of it and I feel like the luckiest girl in the world when I can. I made a good decision in marrying my best friend.