Saturday, February 7, 2009
Ahhh, Now I Know I'm Home
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I posted a blog last year when T and I had to register our sweet '97 Ford Contour in Idaho. I mentioned putting the Idaho plates on the car was one of the most depressing events of my life. No offense to all of my Idahoan friends, but there's a Oregon pride thing going on. Oregonians are right up there with Texans when it comes to pride for their stomping ground. Lately, I had the car registered back in Oregon and today I put the new plates on (the ones with the Douglas Fir tree). It finally feels like I'm home and things are back to normal again. Sorry Idaho!
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We got to know each other in a micobiology class during the 2006 winter semester at BYU-Idaho. We had met previously through a few mutual friends the semester before but J never had the chance to ask T out. Our first date was with a large group of friends. We went to dinner, watched a movie, then ended the night with a few games. We both agree it was the best date we had ever been on. After separating for the summer one crazy event brought us back togehter. J was supposed to sell pest control in California while T went home to Texas. J's boss decided to close the office J was working for and relocated him to Texas, 1 hour north of T. T still vividly remembers the phone call from J asking her what she would think if he came to Texas to work instead. She was more excited then ever. After the summer of exchanging weekends-J to San Antonio, T to Austin-we road tripped it to Oregon to meet J's family and to get engaged. We were married on December 23, 2006 and have regretted it ever since...just kidding! We have loved every minute good or bad and look forward to the life ahead together.
4 comments:
I didn't realize you were SO happy to be home, but.....Welcome home!:)
Seriously, that car is begging for a car wash. I'm sure it loves the Oregon license plates though.
Which do you think is worse--an Idaho or Utah license plate? Personally, I'm torn.
I really think that if you tried out the Texas one, you would be surprised how good it feels! :) Or you could come move down to Bullhead City, AZ...even better!! :)
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