29 Days Later
My, 29 days without a post. If this were March 30th I'd say "28 Days Later" like the cool zombie movie.
What's happened in 29 days?
- Leslie and I are continuting to date, and I fall more and more in love with her each day (yes, it may sound cheesy but it's true)
- I'm ready to have my house to myself again. While not horrible, having a roomate is just not worth the hassle. So, I'm ready for this to be done and living single again
- My job is still there, but I don't really like it any better
- Leslie and I visited South Carolina (this will be expanded upon)
- I found out I may be able to be certified as a secondary education teacher in the state of South Carolina (this is on-going)
Let me focus on the visit Leslie and I made to South Carolina. I was perfectly comfortable taking her back with me, and wasn't nervous for her or me at all. She said she was a little nervous, but I knew she'd be fine. She far exceeded my expectations. She didn't need me to hold her hand at all, instead she just jumped right in and struck up conversations, smiled, and made friends with everyone. She's my kind of girl. She loved mom and dad, and Dawn, and all the grandparents. I'm pretty sure everyone loved her too. She liked everyone, and she really liked Paul. They got along very well and his, uniqueness, didn't phase her at all. Even though we were only really there for 2 days, we made the best and most of it (this was a great visit time wise). Friday mom and dad and Leslie and I went to the Biltmore Estate in Asheville and toured the home, took lots of great pictures, then went to a winery. Then we ate at Fatz and went back home. Saturday was our day in Clemson, so Paul got to hang out with us and then we spent Saturday night in downtown Greenville. Sunday it was back on a plane to Michigan, but overall it was an excellent trip and it just confirms even more why I love her so much, and the fact that my whole family and friends (most of them) knows her just makes things even better. So, without further ado, here are some of my favorite pictures from the trip.
4 comments:
uniqueness...like it's some kind of dangerous threat to be avoided
Paul, I was kind of wondering since I have not had the pleasure of meeting you. I am Little David's favorite & most beautiful aunt.
Little David,
I a picture of Sean & Gina in the exact spot at Biltmore.
We totally enjoyed meeting Leslie and can see why you love her. And, Paul we love your uniqueness, if that is what it is called. You are great.
Mom
aka - Darlene
Hooray! People like me. Just like Sally Field. Hear that, Little David?
Oh, and thank you for a new Pokemon of the Week--even if it is a weird one.
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