are we boring?

I hope you all enjoyed the pictures. Brad and I have sort of run out of things to post. We don't want to bore you with the small details of our lives. We will try our best not to do that. Maybe I'll do a quick question and answer with myself that some of you would like to hear about ;) Can you tell I have nothing else to keep me busy? I mean, seriously, Brad has been watching something on the History channel about Beowolf. Did I spell that correctly?

OK first question to myself...

1.) In what ways has marriage and/or the out-of-state move affected our relationship?

I would say that we are so much the same, but I have found some improvements. For example, for the first time ever, Brad and I hung a picture together without arguing about how to measure! Yea! I mean, we still hung the darn thing crooked, but I'd say we improved on our team-work that day.

2.) What do I like most about Milledgeville?

It really helps to have the college here with all the young college students. Though I can no longer be a part of that crowd it's still nice to have around so it keeps our coolness in-check. Oh, here's something funny. Brad was walking through campus one day and was mistaken for a student. Yeah, he's still got it!

3.) What do I like least about Milledgeville?

Where is the Buffalo Wild Wings, Target, and a decent grocery store? I answered that with a question, but if I had those 3 extra things it would be a bit better here.

4.) Have we discovered anything fun and exciting around Milledgeville?

Well, there are the lakes which are all over the place. The closet one to us is Lake Sinclair. We wish we could spend more time on it, but with no boat we don't have much access. We recently made a trip up to Lake Oconee (uh - cone - ee) to the Ritz-Carlton and Reynolds Plantation. We ate a yummy lunch on the water. Reynolds Plantation combines very nice golf courses, houses, and rental units in close proximity to the lake. It never was an actual plantation.

Other then that, we haven't found anything too exciting. We're still on the hunt. Of course Macon is about 40 minutes away. We haven't spent much time there except to go to Target or the mall.

5.) Have I found a job?

Nope! But, I applied for my very first job this evening. It made me feel good. It's a position at Mercer University in Macon. I applied for a housing assistant position in the Dept of Residence Life. I'm happy to start there in hopes of working my way up and, in the process, taking some classes.

OK...I couldn't think of any more questions. I hope you enjoyed!