Working Together is Great!

I sincerely tried to get a decent picture of our working station, and this is the best I got. Disappointing...


We get to sit right next to each other. At night, when it's really slow, sometimes we play cards together.













Oops! Cut off my head. Edy is very upset about that.















You can tell Edy was really into this, huh...









Anyway, so the pictures aren't great, but it is really nice to work with Edy. Now we're really together literally almost non-stop. And it's nice not to have to worry about saying goodbye in the morning. We have already talked about how spoiled we're going to get. But we're appreciating it while it lasts.
Now if our job could be a little more exciting...

My first Pregnancy Pics

I'm almost 28 weeks. In some of these I look huge. They say the camera adds 20 pounds...
These all look a lot alike, but it was late so we didn't take many pictures. I'll get some more interesting ones later. Don't worry, there will be no bare belly pictures.

Cute pictures of Edy and Me when we were engaged.

At a cute restaurant in El Salvador where Edy took me for some yummy seafood.
There is an amazing view of the ocean from here.




This is one of the beaches we went to the most. It's called Sunzal.

Both of these pictures were taken on this biking trip Edy took me on.
It was so beautiful.
Edy got a sore butt and so we all walked our way back up the huge hill we had ridden down (we're talking a couple of miles long hill) until we were able to flag down a truck to pile all our bikes onto. It was really funny. I wish I had a picture of us on the truck.

We're joining the bloggers club.

Well, since I have a job now where I'm sitting at a computer for hours at a time with very little to do, I've decided that it's time to create a blog. Especially after reading my sisters and brothers blogs. My guess is that this will start out energetically and slowly die off, but, what the heck, might as well give it a shot.


This picture was taken in a little town in El Salvador named La Palma where we stayed on our way to Copan Honduras summer of '06.