Always BELIEVE

I'm going to give you two truths and a lie as to why I almost forgot to post today.

#1 I'm still tired from NOLA

#2 I forgot was day it was

#3 I was distracted by ridiculously good sex with my husband last night

#4 Too many margaritas

Okay okay, so maybe this is a trick...there's no lie ;)

All I can say is that this was an amazing weekend. Great times, scrumdiddlyumtious food, good friends, a new toy, and we even had time to create the most amazing margarita mix that no one has ever seen or tasted. You just wait until I get the pictures loaded.

Uploading and blogging is going on my to do list with the rest of this:

+ Get the closet room set up.

+ Pick up some of the items we need to set up the new house.

Bathmats, rugs, shower caddies, storage drawers, etc.

+ Run, run, RUN, to get ready for a 5K on March 8th!

+Finish editing pictures from my last two photo shoots.
Only one a few pictures left, and I love how they are turning out!

+Still make time to relax together and soak in the new place.

You know how we are all waiting for the 'other shoe to drop' or the next disaster? I  think we should all be waiting for the next WONDERFUL thing, and I saw a  quote this morning that reinforced it. I'm going to actually try to begin wondering "What amazing thing is going to happen next" instead of imagining the worst, because things don't have to be 'too good to be true'. Yes, our lives are peppered with sadness, trials, and unavoidable problems, but that doesn't mean we should be in a constant state of worry. I'm going to amend the following quote by adding the latter, and I'm going to adopt it as my new mantra. Worry does not empty tomorrow of its sorrow. It empties today of its strength...

Always
BELIEVE THAT
Something WONDERFUL
IS ABOUT TO Happen.

Now  I must bid you adieu. I suggest you now go read this article about love and marriage from the New York Times. Boy, is it on the money! We have the capacity to have better marriages than ever {if you are with the right person}, but you have to put EFFORT into it. For those of you that always ask how Will and I have such a great marriage, here is some insight.
You can thank me later.