Reminiscing

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Life in Germany. Spending our nights watching movies until the wee hours of the morning. Drinking tee almost everything. Our One Tree Hill marathon. Our first Thanksgiving together. Cooked all of our favorite things. Walking miles upon miles to get to places there just to find out there's a bus that will take you directly there. The "dinosaur" pizza at our favorite pizza shop in Pforzheim. Spaghetti Eis. Traveling back from visiting NC for Christmas with 5 50 lb. suitcases. Getting stranded at an airport on said excursion back to Pforzheim for 13 hours. Walking through a TON of snow with 5 50 lb. suitcases after not sleeping for over 30 hours. Irish Pub almost every weekend with friends.

Our honeymoon. Eating pineapple multiple times everyday. Drinking Dirty Banana mixed drinks while laying by the pool. Eating whenever we wanted. Pizza at midnight. Sleeping in until lunch time. Formal dinners. Dressing up in fancy clothes. Winning a blue martini for knowing some fact about a movie on trivia night. Dramamine. Everyday. Going to shows, concerts, and comedies... whenever we wanted. Exploring exotic islands. Finding conch shell paradise. Love those shells. Going on a super fast "trick"  speed boat ride. Seeing millionaire homes off of St. John's island. Going on a hour long "informational" bus ride about St. Thomas with a random couple... who wanted to know if they could grow weed on the island. Weird. A fun boat ride where the bottom of the boat was glass. So cool. Being a newlywed. Basking in the "funness" of that.

Moving. 4 times in 1 1/2 years. Living in a townhouse that we thought would fall apart at any moment. Pulling the 13 inch tv into the doorway and taking bubble baths while watching silly shows.

Getting Sammy from the Wake County Animal Shelter after a week of oohing and aahing over him. Falling in love with that precious pooch.

Huge snowstorm of 2010. Snow on Christmas day. So beautiful. Driving to the mall early in the morning the day after Christmas. No one was there b/c of the snow/ice.