
We celebrated our 2-year anniversary on the 22nd! Yay! It has been an exciting, busy, fun-filled two years.
Highlights from our 2nd year of marriage:
Buying our first house
Working together to whip that first house into shape, making it our home
Seeing our little brother Luke get married and gaining a sister in Keri
Going over to Keri’s house and sharing many yummy meals that she made
Becoming an Aunt and Uncle to Miss Olive Mae, meeting her for the first time at Christmas
Sitting out by our fire pit with friends or just the two of us
Florida in February with the Edgels
Going to Disney and playing Wii with Mom and Dad Edgel
Spending time at Lake George, Jeff wakeboarding behind the pontoon- ha!
My nine-week sub job in 7th grade math
Helping coach middle school girls track
Spending the holidays with both of our families
Traveling thousands of miles around the country, California to Massachusetts and lots in between
Never unpacking the holiday decorations because we were too busy working on the house
Moving in January, brrrrr!
‘Work Day’ on little house on the Cherry, so many friends and family came to help
Appreciating all the helping hands throughout the house-fixing process
Van breaks go out on the way down the mountain in California and all the adventures that followed
Going to Vegas for the first and last time
Driving through hurricane Ike on the way to Texas, worried about the gas shortage
Going on a fall and spring tour with band friends
Things learned, realized, and reminded of:
Jeff is my best friend and it is a blessing to do life together.
A recent lesson that I have learned is that God and His Spirit are my constant, my contentment. I’ve been saying, “If I could just….If I could just….. have close friends…..have a house……..have a career…….have a purpose……have more stuff…….have a family……” “If you could just…….If you would just……help me around the house……understand what I’m saying……give me more attention……make me happy…….read my mind……” Well, we have a house, so am I satisfied? Now I need things to fill my house. I’ve acquired more stuff over the last year, is it enough? Sometimes you make me happy, sometimes you don’t. We will always love each other, but you are not my everything. You’re not enough; none of it is enough.
Luckily, I have a Savior who is more than enough