My friend Kelli introduced me to the idea of blogging. I hopefully will find this therapeutic for myself, and maybe sometimes interesting or funny for any person who opts to read this.
I have been in Oklahoma for about 8 months now, and I can tell you that every day is a challenge. I graduated college in May 2010 and moved (out of my parent's house) to Oklahoma 4 days later to begin a new and challenging life. Leaving behind 3 great parents and 6 amazing siblings, and just one lovable dog was the hardest thing I have yet to face in my 24 years, but the decision to move for my husband was the easiest one I have ever made. We have a simple life. The mexican restaurant down the street from our apartment has deemed us regulars, they keep that ice-cold beer flowin' for us, and our new dog Chester has been a great addition to the family! And now that we have a PS3, I have quickly become addicted to Call of Duty. If you care to friend me, my screenname is "biebs4ever." I thought this would add some extra hurt to anyone I kill in the game when they assume they were killed by a 14 year old girl.
We live in a suburb of Tulsa but both work in rural areas, so meeting young people worth hanging out with is a challenge. We are learning to rely on eachother and it is great for our marriage. We also are learning the true value of great friends and family as they have shown us how supportive they can be! And on a lighter note, we have learned that when you live in a place with no shortage of casinos, there is no shortage of casino concerts. Recently I went to Boys II Men. Can I just tell you how fabulous it was? There are only 3 of them now, seeing as how the fourth one has scoliosis (but I'm sure we all remember he used to walk with a cane, so this is no suprise). But Boys II Men can still bring it. Although they did open...and close with Motown Philly. I look forward to the next casino concert, and if you should ever venture to OK, I highly recommend attending one.
That's all for now I guess!
