Two years. That exciting last post about Spain was published
just six days before I met the man who would become my husband. When it came
time to leave for Spain, my heart was in a different place. The last two years
have definitely been a whirlwind of change and learning; some of it embraced
and some of it met with resistance. In all the excitement, I’ve needed a place
to dump my thoughts, so once again I have returned to my mostly abandoned blog
page.
I’ll do a quick recap of the last years for anyone who is
actually keeping up. Like I said I met my husband just after purchasing my
plane ticket to Spain. We met briefly at an YSA dance at Northern Arizona
University and then he came back to NAU for a night of swing and salsa dancing the
following weekend. That night I could just tell Dylan was something different.
Besides the fact that I was literally head over heels with all the flips and
twists he was showing me, I was instantly drawn to him. When he left that night
to return to Prescott, I knew I wanted to see him again.
A few days later, I left NAU to live with my parents for the
few weeks leading to my departure to Spain. I still had one final essay to
complete for the semester and I thought I could get could use that assignment as
an excuse to talk to Dylan again. At the time I didn’t have his phone number,
so I sent him a Facebook message telling him of my so-called “essay dilemma”.
He responded that he would gladly help and that we should video chat. I do
believe we were up until 3am that night chatting and very little of it had to
do with my essay.
I quickly felt that Dylan was my new adventure and I changed
my plans for Spain. I ended up doing a 3 week backpacking trip and took some
online classes. May 5th, or Cinco de Mayo, Dylan and I were married and sealed
for time and all eternity. I graduated from NAU the following weekend.
Now we have been married for just a year and a half and as I
mentioned before, it has been an exciting whirlwind of change and learning.
Current day has us living in our home state of Arizona. Both
Dylan and I are in school. Dylan is working on his undergraduate degree in
Phycology and nutrition, and I am getting my yoga teacher training certificate.
We both work full time and have a beautiful Hermann tortoise we call Walnut.
While we have definitely put on some newly-wed weight, we still love dancing,
hiking, and chasing adventure. Life truly is good.
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