I have been a "wife" for 100 days. . .

Well today Justin and I have officially been married for 100 days. Every single day gets better and better. Before we got married we had been together for 7 years so I really didn't think it would be much different after the wedding. Which to a point it is the same but at the same time there is just something there that makes it feel a little more...secure...forever. I don't know what it is exactly. But before when you were a "girlfriend" and he was your "boyfriend" when you'd be talking to someone have say "oh my boyfriend..." even though I knew it was gonna be forever...the people who didn't know you instantly was like...oh...it's just her "boyfriend." Like when you went to the bank to get a loan...or if you'd introduce him to someone you knew or even when I'd be out with my friends... it seemed like if you said "boyfriend" no matter what...they acted like oh...it's just a boyfriend...ya know.. So now that I can say "Husband" proudly I love it. I say it as much as I can actually. When I could just say "Where is JC? or Where is Justin?" I say... "Where is my husband?" hehe I just love that word coming out of my mouth. I am so blessed to have him as my husband. I hope that he is just as blessed to have me as his wife.

His birthday is coming up on November 12 and I was thinking about trying to get people together and have a birthday party or something to celebrate it for him. He says he hates parties so I can't really call it that. I just have to say we are having people over.. haha But hopefully in the next week I can come up with something that we can do to celebrate.

I have so much laundry to do. I have washed and dried all of our laundry since last weekend..haha but nothing is folded. We had that softball tournament and then all that stuff going on so laundry just wasn't my first priority. So I'm going to get all of the laundry folded and put away and then decide what I'm going to make for dinner tonight. I have alot of errands I need to do too but I think I may get up early tomorrow, go vote, and then run my errands.