Day 407
Day 1-203 here
Day 204-406 here
Day 407 – We said I Do
Day 408 – We headed off to our Honeymoon in Chicago
Day 412 – First nights sleep in our new house
Day 422 – First weekend together as a family
Day 436 – Our Bear went missing
Day 448 – Audrey came into our family
Day 465 – Celebrated hubby’s birthday that was on Day 466
Day 477 – Spent the evening in the hospital to lose my grandpa on day 478
Day 503 – Came the big hair chop
Day 518 – We hosted our first Christmas in our new house
Day 534 – I bought a new Car
Day 536 – I paid off my Mustang that I traded in on day 534
Day 558 & 559 – We got snowed into our house by a Missouri Style Blizzard & 18+ inches of snow.
Day 589 – We hit the 6 month mark for our marriage.
Day 595 – Hubs had knee/leg sugery
Day 611 – Spent the day in the ER by Choice (checking out the whole nursing gig)
Day 625 – Started our Diet (where I lost 26 lbs & he lost 30)
Day 637 – Enrolled back in school for a second bachelor’s degree.
Day 652 – Attended the {step}daughter’s Mother’s Day Luncheon at school
Day 668 – Joplin was hit by the EF-5 Tornado
Day 679 – First time giving blood; only to get sick and have my first pop (err soda for those of you) since April 10.
Day 709 – Hosted the 2nd Annual 4th of July Party
Day 737 – Had to replace the pool liner on my 28th birthday
Day 742 – 1 Month count down to our 1 year anniversary
Day 761 – We both had to start attending classes.
Day 771 – Ate Year old Wedding Cake
Day 772 – We landed in Hawaii for our 2nd Honeymoon/1 year anniversary on Anniversary Eve.
You must keep a really accurate day planner or calendar or computer organizer – I would never know exactly what day stuff happened on! So cool! 🙂
I absolutely love these. What a great thing to have to look back on.
I can hardly remember what Chris and I did yesterday, let alone a year ago!
Yay for calling soda pop. Haha, I do too. 😉
Love these posts, keep em comin!
Love this so much!! And seriously your dress is amazing!! I adore it!!!
Sounds like a wonderful first year, except the loss of your grandfather