Hello! Or as my grandma says,
"Hellloooo!" All is well in the land of Edmond. Bill and I have settled into a routine and are definitely liking the conveniences of a city life. Currently, we are waiting for a contract to go through on a house. It all seems unreal! It's a three bedroom home with a huge master bath, fire place and a decent back yard conveniently located off Edmond Rd. and Kelly! It's not a done deal yet, so we're trying not to get our hopes up too high. There's a pic below. After looking at so many houses, Bill really could pass for a house inspector! Lol. He learned a lot from his dad, David. We couldn't have done it without his insight. David is the handy man's handy man, in case you were wondering.

Bill started working for DLO, the same company that I work for, and is really liking it. He works with all the big dawgs. ;) Before he started working for DLO, I was the nobody, everybody didn't know. Lol! Now, everybody who is somebody, walks into the lab and learns my name is like, "Hey! I met your husband!" It's kinda funny. : ) DLO has really been putting Bill to work and as a result he's been sleeping much better. Since, he started working, he occasionally visits the Edmond lab were I work. The first time he came, he was getting a tour of the different facilities, I seriously lost my cool! It was like dating him ALL over again! I got nervous, forgot what I was doing and was walking around the lab like an idiot because I couldn't stop smiling! And yes, he noticed! Ahh! How could I hide something like that from him. He knows me better than anyone I know. Needless to say, it's nice to be pleasantly surprised by his visits.
My new job has been a great experience, so far. There's so much to engrave into my head, but I'm the most confident I've ever been since becoming a med tech. I found myself instructing more experienced techs a few weeks back and when I realized what was going on, I almost couldn't believe it! Part of it, definitely, came from being trained as the key operator for our chemistry instrument. Don't worry, I won't get a big head. It's just nice having a niche. Since the beginning of October, I've been working evening shift and Bill has been working day shift. I really only get to see him on the weekends. This is were you all think, "
aww!" I know, right! It stinks to high heavens. During our engagement, we would spend one to three weeks apart at a time. It's more tolerable knowing that when December hits, I should be back to days. In the mean time, I get to leave notes in random places for him to find, such as the one below left in his lunch box.

In other news, Bill and I are looking into biking/cycling! It's still just a thought, but I'm stoked about having a partner to "work-out" with. It turns out, that Edmond is the place to be if you want to get into cycling. Edmond is well supplied with beautiful houses and trees, it's hard not to please the eye here, making cycling all the more enjoyable.
Well, I could go on but it's getting late.
Night!
--Christine