not much has changed

Yesterday I went to see "The Incredible Hulk" with T.J. and Trevor. Admittedly I was not too keen on seeing the flick but I gave in. During the previews I caught a glimpse of the upcoming X Files movie. The original movie was released June 19, 1998. Ten years ago.

What else happened ten years ago? I married Trevor. Yes, I married Trevor on June 19, 1998. Because I am a huge X Files fan I decided I would forgo my hair appointment the day of the wedding so that I would be able to see the movie on opening day. We married at 6:00 p.m. but had to be there at 3:30 for pictures. That left me with only the noon show time to catch the movie before I was married. I shared this plan with my maid of honor and she put her foot down. It was bad enough that I had put off buying my shoes, my guest book and cake cutter until the last minute - she was not going to spend my wedding day watching a movie instead of getting her hair done. As my wedding day neared I became very focused on the movie and less focused on the wedding. This ended up being a good thing as many things went wrong at our wedding. I really didn't care that the cake was lopsided and the D.J. had a blown speaker. All I cared about was getting to see that movie. At one point during the reception I asked my new husband if we could bail out on our own party and try to catch the 9:00 show. To that he replied, "I love you!"

After the preview for the new movie was ending, I told Trevor, "If this releases on our anniversary I am going to see the movie and opt out of the traditional sentimental anniversary crap." To that he replied, "I love you!"

Awesome Husband

I do not eat normal food in regular intervals. I fixate on a certain food for about six months and eat the same dish for lunch and dinner. Unfortunately, I am now fixated on pickles, cream cheese and ham. Ham? Yes, ham. I usually avoid pork products for a variety of reasons but lately I have a hankerin' for pig. At 8:38 p.m. my awesome hubby headed off to the grocery store to gather supplies for my odd appetite. You may not think that is awesome but he left during Frontline's "Bush's War: Part One." If you get a chance to checkout the Frontline special, you should watch it intently without any interruptions.

Happy Thanksgiving

Happy Thanksgiving to our friends and family. Trevor and I are spending the holiday alone in Superior. Please do not feel bad for us. We are in heaven: eating, watching movies, and making fun of people who have to be with their family. We put the turkey in around noon and it should be done in three hours. Eating and movie watching are our current hobbies so we are pretty happy with how this Thanksgiving has played out.