We're still alive

       Wow, I haven't posted for quite some time.  As you can imagine, we were very busy this summer and so far this fall.  I'm not very good at blogging anyway, so that doesn't help matters.
        We spent this summer in NC, working at EE. Josh was able to write and record a song for a Hope for Kids documentary.  Hope for Kids is a collaborative ministry of EE and One Hope.  I was able to go through tons of boxes left over from EE's move to NC as well as set up and decorate a nifty sitting area next to the conference room.
        We returned to FL in early August and from there things were crazy for a few weeks with moving from house to condo.  We're finally settled, live with sister Hannah, and Josh is almost done with his last semester at FAU.  He graduates in December.  He has also been working, and trying to relax as well.  I have been working at the Christian bookstore and trying to spend time with family.
        After Josh graduates, we're going to take a trip to Disney and have the opportunity to visit with my Aunt Nancy, and perhaps see Josh's Aunt Nancy and maybe a few cousins.  In mid-late January we'll pack up and head back to NC for good this time.  I have mixed feelings about the move.  Happy to move on to a new journey in life and yet terribly sad to leave so much of my family.  Just being in the same part of the state as most of them this semester has been nice.
       Justin, a childhood friend/ex-neighbor/now co-worker of Josh's moved to NC last year in order to work for EE.  Justin will be getting married in January and his bride, also named Emily, will obviously be moving to NC shortly after.  She seems to be very close to her family down here and loves the same church we do.  Misery loves company, as they say, so I hope we can at least church hop together in NC after our moves.
     Gotta address health for those who care- Not pregnant. haha But I have been having random stomach pain off and on for a year now. Been to Dr's about it.  It will probably go away eventually.  Josh is good.  Has gotten colds a couple times this semester, but nothing too serious.  His knee still bothers him occasionally.  Bunny is still alive and well.
       Well, that seems like the gist of it.  Most of this info won't be new to some of you who read it (if any...)

Cheers.