It's been a crazy few days.
Jess got here, safe and sound, on Saturday. I won't bore you with an account of all the things that we did, I'll just give you a brief rundown: had sammiches for lunch; saw Brad and Morgan; got coffee in Deep Ellum; went to a few tattoo shops; went through Greenville and Lakewood; went to Celestial Park; went to Texadelphia for Lunch; drove around Keller; went to my parents house and had a small welcome-to-Texas party for Jess; had coffee with Brad, Morgan, Zoe, Joel and Emily; had TGI Friday's for lunch; went to Target, Old Navy, and Half-Priced Books; went grocery shopping; made shrimp and pasta for dinner; had Macaroni and Cheese for lunch; went to Sundance Square; went to Barnes and Noble; went to the Stockyards; went to the Fort Worth Botanical Gardens; made breakfast for dinner; rented Mallrats; made cookies and popcorn and watched the movie with Brad, Morgan, and Zoe; went for a walk by the canal; laid on the ground and looked at the stars by the mustangs.
Needless to say, I've had an amazing time, and, even after just four days, I am finding it harder and harder to imagine how it was that I lived before she was here. Right now, as I type these very words, she's at home, asleep in our bed. This morning, in between getting ready for work, I laid beside her in bed and watched her chest rise and fall under the blankets of our bed as she slept. And, before I left for work, I woke her to steal a few kisses to hopefully last me until lunch time.
I'm going home for lunch, and then back to work until 5pm. I'm not quite sure how I'm going to make it all day knowing that, less than a mile down the road, there is a beautiful and amazing woman with lips and kisses that belong to only me.
