

A cool picture that James took when we were going on a boardwalk in the marshes...it had just rained so it made for a good photo opportunity!
Tuesday we left Beaufort and drove to Charleston to spend the day there. We definitely both enjoyed our time there and look forward to coming back to spend more time there soon. We went to the marketplace, rainbow row, battery park, and to a local restaurant that was reccomended. As you can see from the pictures James somehow convinced me to wear matching shirts while we were there that say "United We Ride"! Though I was not sold on the idea at first it ended up being kind of fun and we had lots of people ask us about them so that got us some extra attention as well! During our few hours in the city we also got talked into going to one of those time share presentations where yes, we were able to stay strong and turn it down! We did however get six free tickets to use the next time we are there so we thought that was worth it!
Now we are back in good ole Monroe and have been working hard on getting our house back in order with all of our wonderful new things that we have gotten. We are excited to see everything come together. We are also heading back to the world of BHES and have spent the last two days there getting our classrooms in order and ready for the kids to come back in a week and a half. We have a week long workshop next week so we need to get everything we can together this week to lighten the load after sitting in class for 7 1/2 hours! Hopefully the workshop will be beneficial though and help us to become the best teachers we can be for our new students! I guess that is all from me for now, we will update with more pictures of the wedding (yes Laura i'll put a full length picture of my dress just for you) when we get them back!














This picture was taken the first time I came out to Charlotte. This was our first Easter as an item. This was also the first time that she told me that she loved me. For those of you who do not know she did this event quite well. She broke the words up in a different language and hid them all over the house for me to find. This picture above was taken at the Botanical gardens here in town.
See, I told you that she loved me! That was one powerful olive. Never underestimate the power of true love!
This is of course the house that we bought! Buying a house was such a great journey. It is a lot of work but something that I both think that we would not have traded the experiences we gained from this for anything.
This of course is the newest addition in our family! He has brought so much joy and fun into our lives. We do love him dearly. This was the poor fella when he lost his manhood. He was the lucky winner of a nice bright shiny cone! 



