Adult Prom

Last weekend Adam and I went to the Adult Prom in Grafton. We had a GREAT time!!! It was so nice to have a night out as a couple again! We spent the night dancing and enjoying a few drinks. We definitely plan on going back next year.

We clean up nice!

We just had to take a cheesy prom picture :)

The theme this year was Mardi Gras

Accepted!!!

Hello Everyone! I'm back after a week of no blogs. Nothing exciting happened last week - so I didn't have much to report. I do have about 4 blogs that I need to post this week, so check back.

I do have exciting news - I officially got accepted into the nursing program for fall 2010!!! I got my letter in the mail on Saturday - it was a huge sigh of relief! I wasn't too worried about not getting accepted, but lately I have been hearing my classmates say that the college only accepts a certain amount of students each year and that most people don't get accepted the first time they apply. I am very excited to become a full-time nursing student!!!

Check back later this week to read blogs about Adult Prom and Harper turning SIX MONTHS!!!

March is FINALLY here!

We have been looking forward to March 2010 in our house for a long time now! No, not because of March Madness, daylight savings, the first day of Spring, St. Patty's Day, Gary's birthday, Harper turning 6 months, spring break, or the 2 year anniversary of renewing our vows! All those things are great, but what is even more wonderful is that March 2010 is the month that Adam is OFFICIALLY done with the military!!!

After six LONG years, Adam's career in the military has finally come to a close! Bitter sweet. Adam is so excited to not have to serve one weekend each month with the National Guard anymore. Harper and I are just as excited to have him home more often as well. We feel so blessed that Adam is home safely with us! Even though the past two years of the National Guard have been a pain in the butt, we are very fortunate that Adam chose this option. More than likely Adam would've gotten called up to deploy again if he hadn't chosen to enlist in the National Guard for two years.

On the other side, I will miss seeing Adam dressed in his BDU's - gotta love a man in uniform! :) The military was a big part in Adam's life and I know he will secretly miss it. Maybe not the Army so much, but definitely the friends and memories that he made!

Our families are VERY proud of Adam and his service to our country! THANK YOU FOR ALL THAT YOU'VE DONE, ADAM!!! The world needs more men like you!