Real love: We’ve spent 12.5% of our marriage in a pandemic
Brian and I got married on September 16, 2016. We joke that we chose the date so that it’s easier to remember, but anyone who’s
Brian and I got married on September 16, 2016. We joke that we chose the date so that it’s easier to remember, but anyone who’s
I started 2010 with my favorite people in all the world: my family. We played Wii and ate snacks, and my godson spent the night
So I’ve been thinking. How long do you get to consider yourself a newlywed? Since Brian and I have been married for exactly 365 days
This past weekend, Brian and I babysat our 7-week old niece overnight for the first time. Of course, we planned for reinforcements because we’re not
No, seriously. Get the fuck over it. That goes for any year. Every day, week, month, and year has its ups and downs. Every single
I woke up in a hotel in River North the morning after Brian’s work holiday party. I had brought a couple outfits but after the
Man. Our wedding…where to go from cheese? I guess I’ll start by explaining the bridal party. Because that shit got out of control real fast.
I’m going to try posting little snippets and tidbits from our wedding, mostly because THERE’S SO MUCH TO SHARE, and I really don’t want to
So, now that we’re married, Brian and I have been having the baby conversation. You know, because we’re not spring chickens or anything. Note, before
A few weeks ago, we had our first shower. It was lovely, and Brian’s family is wonderful, and I love them. One of the activities
“You’re not normal.” “I know.” “That’s why you love me.” “It really is.” I’m so lucky, you guys, to have someone like Brian who not
Sometimes, it amazes me, the beauty that surrounds us. A few weeks ago, Brian and I took a stroll down the Fox River in Geneva,