Tied the Knot

I got married finally. It seemed like a bit of a fiasco trying to make it happen, and at least two or three times I told Justin that it seemed like it might not be worth it. I was of course only sort of serious, but turns out that it was definitely worth it. I love being married to him, except for that part where we're both in the Army, and he had to leave to go back to Idaho for drill. It's a small sacrifice to pay to be with him. I'm very happy with my choice and I think did very well for myself. Here's one of the pictures from our wedding that the photographer sent me as a little preview that I really like:Since the wedding he's come back here with me to Monterey and we've been attempting to get our apartment assembled. It's actually going pretty well. We were able to purchase a couch off of craig's list from a guy name Jeffrey who sweated profusely dragging the thing up the stairs to our apartment, and as it turns out does full body tanning. I know this because Jeffrey didn't wear a belt that day, and that was a poor decision on his part. Since Jeffrey did deliver the couch for us, we paid part of the money up front and the rest upon delivery. I had concerns he might not show up, but Justin pointed out that he didn't seem bright enough to be much of a scam artist. Either way we now have a place for people to sit in our living room, which is such a little thing, but we are both really excited about it. And so it begins...already married life has driven me to thinking that used furniture off of Craig's list is exciting.