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twenty questions

November, already?

Where does all the time go?

Why do I feel like everything (work, evenings, weekends, committments) are going in fast forward?

How is it that I’ve let this much time go without posting?!

I wonder if I’d be caught if I took a nap under my desk?

Where has all my daylight gone?

Is it wrong to feel the desire to leave work early only to bake and clean my house?   Is that normal?

How will I afford Christmas?

Is it vacation time yet?

Why do I have something to do every single night after work?  Could I be over committing myself?

When will Ross make $100,000 so I can stay at home?  Ha, would I even want to?

Why is it November already and Ross and I haven’t been camping yet?

Is it lunchtime yet?

Is it Friday yet?

We just got our gas logs removed; I wonder if we can start a real fire soon?

Will I get everything done on my to-do list?

Who’s about done reading a post with 20 questions?  me too.

 

year three: charleston

to celebrate our third anniversary last week, ross and i took a few days off from work to travel down to charleston, sc.  charleston is a beautiful southern city (where i had never been before!) with breathtaking architecture, ocean views, and some seriously delicious food.  we heard there are 3,000 restaurants in the City alone – that’s pretty hardcore.  ross and i only had a chance to eat at 3 of the 3,000 – but i can safely say that the .1% sampling we had was mighty tasty.

to sum up our trip in a few words, i would say:

- charleston can have heat waves in october like no other.  it was over 90 degrees the weekend we were there

- i can wholeheartedly recommend the following restaurants – Fig, Fleet Landing, and the Hominy Grill.  At Fig, Ross sent his finished plate back to the waitress looking like he’d already washed it.  They even let us keep our menu.

- Charleston is a very bikeable city and I recommend biking over walking – especially on those heat wave kinda days.

- Spending little to no money is possible, if you try really hard and stay as far away from King Street as possible.

- Never be surprised at how small a world it is.  The tour guide on our 1 hour carriage ride around the City was from Hopewell (as in, so close to my hometown, its my mailing address)

- We took lots of pictures, but I haven’t even looked through them yet.  Sad but true.

phillips’ residence

more pictures from little niece anna’s first birthday party.  and a tour of tom and julia’s new digs.

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