In the mean time...milk.

Ok, first of all, I am going to post pictures of the wedding and everything, but right now I drew this cartoon. So here it is.

My husband is lactose intolerant.

Therefore, we have two types of milk in our fridge. For him we have this delicious almond milk, and for me we have regular, boring milk.

I am supposed to drink the regular, boring milk. So most of the time I do.
But...sometimes I rebel and drink his milk. This is, of course, unapproved behavior.
Which is why I can only do it when he isn't around. Muahaha.
Anyway, I'm starting to think I should buy him some more. Or maybe just don't buy regular milk anymore.

The end.

This post is for Nikki :)

Hey guys,

We're on our honeymoon! Nikki asked if we saw any good candy to tell her because she might have us pick her up some. Here's the stuff I thought was pretty cool. I might end up buying some peppermint toads. I tried to include the prices on all the pictures but if you're confused just ask me :) Anyway you can see it's all expensive but it's pretty legit! Let me know if you want anything, tomorrow is my last day there (I require reimbursement of course!)

Oh yeah and the first thing is not candy it's a Zonko's joke but I still liked it. Everything else here is candy/sweets.

How My thesis went today: in the style of Hyperbole and a Half

First, I decided to focus on my thesis.

Then, I looked at Hyperbole and a Half. And read archives. In my mind, it is Ally's fault I could not focus.

But I became resolved again to focus!

And then... I decided to blog about it.

Bubble Bobble BLAST!

So in a new random change of pace, I, Chris Williams, fiancee extraordinaire, will be the author of this entry. So expect big things.

Big.

Things...

Yes, that is how I would start this post off were it not past midnight and my poor, aching eyes softly crying (pun intended) out for sleep.

So instead of big things for tonight I'll keep it brief. But in the future... yah. Big things... Almost 100% maybe.

Tonight Heather and I went to the Dollar store. Fun place, and so many memories. It was great seeing so many of the chinsy, cheap, yet so-much-fun toys and gimmicks that we both played with in our childhood.

We bought Easter presents for each other, but in particular during our exploration of the land of $0.99, she introduced me to the wonders of plastic bubbles.

I had never heard of such things, but boy did I miss out as a child. We got two and proceeded to fill the car with them (with the windows down of course. The chemicals from those things are... powerful...)

TL;DR: Plastic bubbles are great, and if you don't know what I'm talking about then go to your local Dollar store right now and ask the clerk for them.

Edit by Heather: They are often called B'loonies.

Chris is awesome

Just wanted to do a quick post to say that Chris has been so sweet lately. He helped me grade stuff (tests included) and has just been attentive and sweet over all. I can tell he's been trying harder to be on time to things, too, which means a lot to me.

April ... showers. Of snow.

Last night, it snowed. A lot. Today we saw these on the way home from my parents' house. 3 snowmen hanging out in the sun. Nice.

But seriously. It's April. Stop snowing.

Wedding Invitation

So we got our invitations printed! This is what they look like, except that I didn't want to post all our personal information on a public blog, so there's some black stuff to hide it. There's obviously not on the real invitations :)

We also have these registry inserts: