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Right?!
…totally justifies going to sleep at midnight because I spent quality time laughing and catching up with my husband, and then getting up at 5 to go to the gym.
Work hard, play hard.
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The Hunger Games Inspiration Shoot
Ummm…this is AMAZING. Did you notice the wedding date on the invite? Ya….ame exact day as my wedding…in two weeks.
Realized this last night, when my love and good friends took a spontaneous road trip…which began at midnight.
I need this reminder…and often. So much of what I do, I do because there is reason, or to bring reason, or because it looks reasonable to other people. Sometimes, I just want to live and do things because they’re fun, and make me happy. :)
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What true love is, not the fairytale stuff you grow up believing.
I’m so thankful that love is hard sometimes…it proves that it’s REAL.
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2 Years.
The beginning…September 2009…
One year later, September 2010…(and blonde?!) 
Celebrating Ruben buying a house with having a dinner picnic on the dining room floor…December 2010…
Happy New Years, 2011!
The night he asked me to be his wife! April 2011…
Celebrating 2 whole years together…October 1, 2011.
Dear Ruben,
Thank you for the best two years of my life…I simply cannot wait to spend the rest of my life head-over-heels in love with you. Thank you for being a man of integrity, who loves God, and works hard. Thank you for blessing me with your love (and for always being able to make me laugh). ;)
Here’s to the anniversaries to come! I love you.
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It’s Official. ;)
Third year of teaching, third school district. Dear California, could you please not lay me off at again at the end of this year? I’d really appreciate it. I love my current school. :) Thanks!
Here’s hoping 3rd time’s the charm?
Finish each day and be done with it.
You have done what you could.
Some blunders and absurdities no doubt crept in; forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day; begin it well and serenely and with too high a spirit to be encumbered with your old nonsense.”
— Ralph Waldo Emerson
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