As I was looking through the photo directory on my media server the other day, I realized that I had never uploaded the photos taken on New Year’s Eve at Drew and Erin’s house. So, only five months late, here are the photos. It’s always good to start off a new year with good friends.
Next up are several pictures from around Christmas- both at home leading up to Christmas, and from Christmas day itself. The big news, on a personal level, was that on December 23 I asked Elizabeth to marry me, and for some reason I’ll never understand but forever appreciate, she said yes. Stockings are her favorite part of Christmas, and we did our stockings on December 23, our last night at home before heading to my parents. I put the ring (well, actually the stone on a temporary setting – she will pick out her own setting) in the bottom of her stocking, and she was very surprised when she opened it. I think I had her convinced that this wouldn’t happen until late January or early February, when several of her work trips ended. So, now we get to plan a wedding, and a life together. Christmas was great, too. As with most years, we went to church on Christmas Eve, and then spent Christmas morning opening presents (including an autographed baseball by Mike Schmidt!), followed by a huge breakfast. Then, my aunts, uncles, and cousins on my Mom’s side of the family come over. We also got to go visit my Nana. All in all, a Christmas to remember.
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Zach, after opening his Nintendo DS. |
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Josh, after opening his Nintendo DS. |
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And for the trifecta, Elizabeth after opening her Nintendo Wii. Yes, I like video games, but this was actually on her list this year. |
Elizabeth could have a full time job taking and watching photos and video of Walter and Milo. I’ve uploaded a bunch more photos that she took of them.
Now that the holidays have settled down, it is time to get all the photos uploaded. First up are Thanksgiving photos. Elizabeth and I spent Thanksgiving with her Mom, stepdad Mel, sister Meredith, and brother-in-law Aaron in Greenville, South Carolina. Due to traffic and a road closure from an accident, our 8-9 hour drive turned into 14 hours, but it was well worth it. We had a nice, relaxing stay, and it was nice to spend time with Elizabeth’s family. We also got to see My Fair Lady, which asked the question we all ask- “Why can’t a woman be more like a man?” That was also my first time in that part of South Carolina, and I really liked the area.
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