Steve and I watched the Documentary " No Impact Man" last night. I loved it. I liked it because the wife was super normal. They were a sweet family who found joy in small things. At the end they discuss the fact that living the way they did is abnormal and unrealistic but they decide to keep a lot of aspects of their No Impact experiment.

Watching that movie made me excited to see where our next stage of life takes us. The family in the film lives in an apartment in NYC. I want to experience living in a big city for awhile. I don't know that I would enjoy it for very long. But I am excited to make a large geographical change within the next couple of years.

We got our wedding pictures back. They are amazing thanks to Ms. Alex Crowder. There is no better confidence boost than seeing great pictures of yourself.

I think this picture is amazing. It's one of my favorites.

I am getting ready to finally register for my last semester of classes which will be followed by a 400 hour internship. 400 is a ton of hours. At times I get annoyed that we have to complete such an intense internship but now that it is closer, I am really excited about it. I think it will be a fun step/experience. I am praying I can do mine at The Meyer Center, where I work now. This would probably require me to become a personal trainer, which will be Hillarious!

I think Fiber One bars should have a warning on the box. It should read something like this, " Don not consume if you will not be able to easily/unawkwardly access a bathroom." I'm just saying.

When spring hit springfield everyone seemed to perk up. I was concerned because usually I am completely joyous when this happens. This year I didn't seem to feel much of a change in my mood. I was worried. Then I realized I was already happy going into spring. I am a relatively well balanced person. Good job horomones!

This is Rylee. She will officially be my niece in a couple of weeks. I like her alot and have more fun when she's around. I think she's hillarious and am sort of obsessed with her parents.