Another move

Andrew is Home!  Even though he was only gone for about 10 days, and we did see eachother one of those weekends, bringing the grand total of days-apart-over-the-summer to seven, I still missed him terribly.  His trip to Fort Worth was much needed though, by both of us.  We both realized how necessary it is for him to stay in Ruston.  Neither one of us would have been able to handle him going back to TCU.  There is no way we could have remained sane being apart so much.

Now that he's back we're working on a few things.  Well, HE is working on a few things.

1. Get registered for school.

2. Get a job.

3. Move out of his parents house. (we've got a great lead...he may be moving soon)

4. Spend every possible moment with me.

I'm not really looking foward to the moving part of it.  Since I moved into the house with all the girls most of my stuff is in Andrew's room at his parents house.  That means I have to move all my stuff again.  I'm tired of moving.  I don't want to do it again... But Andrew is very ready to get out on his own.  It'll be good.

I'm sure all our friends are getting sick of us moving, expecially the friends with trucks. Sorry guys, and Kat!  We love you.

I think I'm going to have to change the direction of this blog a little.  Maybe I wont JUST write about the wedding plans.  But then again, I'm the worst/least good/most awful/terrible/terribly-spelling/uncreative Booth.  So this will most likely turn out to be a flop. 

All the other blogs I read are either inspiring or funny or intelligent.  I don't expect mine will be any of those things.  If I can ever get into photographing more frequently then I can post some on here.  Maybe I'll try putting a couple on later.

After a full weekend in Nacogdoches with the whole family, we've finally made some progress on the dress.  Mom got all the fabric and is getting started.  She says that the next time I come down there she will have something for me to try on.  I'm sure it will be a big reality shock when I try on my wedding dress for the first time.

Another one of my aunts gave me a big surprize.  She is going to let me wear her pearl necklace and earings for the wedding.  I knew I wanted to wear pearls, but had no idea where I'd come up with some.  Her offer just adds one more to the long list of wonderful things my family and friends have given. 

The honeymoon is booked for Cancun, Mexico.  The place Andrew and I really wanted to go finally came available.  We're so excited.  As soon as we found that out, I called Uncle Bob to get the plane tickets.  By the next day we were all set to go.  But then a set back came...Andrew is transfering to TECH!  He found out the day that we got our tickets.  He will not be going back to TCU. 

It's been a hard time adjusting to the idea of staying in Ruston/Monroe.  We both know that everything is going to work out wonderfully for us, but it is still rough because we had been planning for so long on being in Fort Worth.  But now we will be closer to family, good church(s) and friends.  We will also be saving a ton of money by staying in a small town.  Andrew is in Fort Worth this week fulfilling an obligation he had already made before discovering he would not be returning to TCU.  It is going to be very difficult for him to leave his friends out there.  We both love our friend in Fort Worth.  There is just something about the bigger city lifestyle that we both enjoy.  But for the next two years we will stay put.  It'll be nice.

With all the changing he is doing now, it means a lot of NOT changinc for me.  I will get to keep my job (which is great) and I'll get to see my niece more. 

All things tolled, we're going to be very happy.  The coutdown is on: four months, two weeks, and one day!