365daysofmarriage

Simplicity in Marriage, Christianity, Travel, Business, Life

About 365 days of marriage

I started this blog in April of 2011. At the time, Bret and I were wedding photographers and it was a way to share how marriage is more about the day to day and so much more than the wedding day itself. For about 5 years, I blogged about the joys and sorrows of the Christian walk, marriage, work, family and friends. I’ve blogged every day since a few weeks after I started. In May of 2015, we photographed our last wedding. Now, I have become passionate about simplicity, particularly in marriage, Christianity, business, travel and life. For a number of reasons, we have become minimalists. I’ve found that having simplicity makes life so much deeper, refreshing and joyful. I hope that this blog will help others see the benefits of living simply.

Day 2391- History Repeats Itself

Posted on January 27, 2016 by 365 days of marriage

This came up on my newsfeed today. Five years ago, we had 12+ inches of snow.

I’m going to say it. I’m really tired of snow. I miss routine. *sigh*

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Day 2390 – Snow Day #4 – A Few Photos From Our Apartment

Posted on January 26, 2016 by 365 days of marriage

Well, we’re on day 4. Bret is out of school AGAIN tomorrow. I ventured out today and it is no joke on the roads! It makes a lot of sense why the schools are still closed.

These are from the past few days.

Sadly, this was plowed just a few hours later. 😦

(If you can’t read it…it says “husband pants hearts wife cakes”)

Day 2389 – Snow Day #3 – It Has Been Too Long

Posted on January 25, 2016 by 365 days of marriage

I think we reached the “snowed in too long” point. We just spent about 2 hours watching a bobcat and plow clear our parking lot. We set up chairs and everything.

School is closed again tomorrow. We must get out.

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Day 2388 – Snow Day #2

Posted on January 24, 2016 by 365 days of marriage

On the second day of being snow bound, I ventured out. For what? ~~Rockstar~~ reading fuel of course!

Of the 33 books I got from the library, I’ve skimmed 6 magazines, 1 book skimmed and decided to skip. I’m halfway through The Magic Strings Of Frankie Presto by Mitch Albom (Absolutely amazing book so far. I’m so thankful that I was taught music from an early age so I understand a lot. Seriously, check this book out.) I’m 23% through Mind Hacking by Sir John Hargrave. Another fantastic book. I also started The Nerdist Way by Chris Hardwick and it has been simply delightful so far.

Bret just got word that school is closed again tomorrow, so I’m hopeful I’ll finish at least one of those books. Now that I have fuel, I should be good to go…

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