The Life and Mind of Kim: Long Time No Blog, sorry :-)

Well, I guess it's been awhile since I've posted but I've been VERY busy. I started my new job on the 30th of last month at Verizon Wireless, needless to say, right now I'm loving it. I'm still in training and can brag and say I'm doing very well. I'm enjoying meeting new people and learning new stuff. I am still going to the bank a few Saturdays a month. Lets see what else. Oh, we got a new bird. His (or her, we aren't sure what it is, I'm thinking it may be a girl thought) anyways, it's name is Sterling.

He's still pretty young so I have to hand feed him at night, hopefully though this will soon end.

Corey is still at Verizon also and when people realize I'm his wife they tell me how great he is, but I of course already know this. :-)

On the 15th we celebrated our 2nd anniversary, yay! I worked all day so the weekend before we went out to a japanese steak house for dinner. It of course was very yummy.

My weight watchers is on hold for right now. It's hard going to a meeting because I'm at work until 9pm. So when my shift starts to be 6 am to 2:30 (yes you read that right) I'll be going on Tuesday nights with my friend Lyndsey. But don't get worried, I've been working out close to 45 minutes every work day, at the gym at work. I'm proud of myself. I've only missed one day and that was because I was sick. I'm hoping to work up to an hour of working out. And hopefully soon I can like join a class or something and start doing other things than just cardio but I am just working on the cardio for now.

Hmmmmmmmmm what else? Oh, yesterday we went for a day trip down to Savannah, Georgia. If you haven't ever been you need to go. So much history is there in that city. It's amazing. It's like another version of Charleston. Corey and I are already planning on getting a hotel in the historic district for his birthday so we can go and explore more things that we weren't able to go to yesterday. Yesterday we just really took this like tour trolley thing and toured Juilette Low's house, she was the founder of girl scouts. But they both were really interesting and I was impressed by the fact that at the house they gave us a private tour because Corey is blind, so that he could touch some things and what not, they usually don't let people touch stuff but they are like trained on how to give tours to blind people. I would suggest anybody, even if they weren't a girl scout, to go check this place out. And it was only like 8 dollars a person. And the trolley tour we took was only 10 dollars a person, and after the tour they will like take you back to any part of the tour you want to go to and then they have like shuttles that will pick you back up and like take you to other places until a certain time. I thought this was really cool, especially the price because like in Charleston to take a carriage tour is like 20 dollars a person and you don't get to see THAT much of a city. So Laura, if you are reading this you need to come down here and we are going to Savannah. Anyways here's some pictures from yesterday. I love you all and will try to update sooner than last time!

*kisses*