Here's pictorial evidence I had somewhat of a life in 2010. I did a post like this last year, too.
January was the month I took my very last class at Freed. I spent two fun-filled weeks with Emily in the Priv House where we told each other ridiculous life stories, ate delicious cake, and discovered one of the most entertaining songs ever.
There aren't any pictures from February. That was the month I begrudgingly moved back to NC.
March brought about a 23rd birthday with more delicious cake and time spent with my family. It was also month 2 of a never-ending job search and missing my love. But hey, atleast there was cake!
In April, my love came to visit me. He met my family for the first time and my brother commented, "It's like he's always been around. I like him." I like him, too. :) That visit brought MORE cake, koolaid, an afternoon of putt-putt, and a game of Cranium (in which our team lost miserably).
In May I graduated. Insane. And then I moved back to Huntsville to try their job market.
June was mostly miserable with the exception of WAM time. God has really blessed me with some awesome friends in this lifetime.
In July, and we're talking at the very END of July, I was finally hired. Yay job!
August was a month of learning-- learning my childrens' personalities and learning how to best teach them. An old friend of mine got married and this is really the only picture, while not with the bride, I have of that month.
In September we had our family Labor Day vacation in Gatlinburg... where we saw dinosaurs-- big boring dinosaurs. 'Twas fun. However, September was also a month of sudden loss-- a loss of which I don't think I'll ever recover.
October... ahhh, what a good month. The Sanderson sisters made an appearance in a certain haunted church building. Unforgettable... let me tell you. "...BoooOOOOooook!!!!"
November was Thanksgiving. The weather was nice and we ate out on Grandma's brand new deck. November was also the beginning of a second job. Busy. Busy busy busy. So busy there are no pictures in my possession of November.
December was also terribly busy. I did manage to make it home to spend Christmas morning with my family. It was a Christmas that quickly turned into a white Christmas, and a day-after-Christmas trek that landed me in a hotel room for the night. Stupid slick roads.
So, there you have it! I actually did some fun things. If anything you've learned I have a great love for cake.
I spent New Year's Eve with my best friend sitting on the couch and watching the moon pie drop on TV at midnight. I loved every minute of it. With no one else would I have rather rang in the new year. Year 2010, you sure did go in a hurry!
I'm not too sad to see 2010 go. It wasn't a bad year overall. 2k10 gave me a lot of firsts and I expect 2k11 to be just as grand. I think good things are ahead.
