My Hello!

Well, I can honestly say, I don't expect a lot of people to read my blog. My life is not very interesting or exciting, but I love it :) So besides my husband, my mom, and maybe my sisters, I don't expect many visitors. Regardless though, I feel like I should share a little about myself...just in case!

I am 27, and recently married my best friend. We had our dream wedding in a beautiful 1920's mansion in Portsmouth, Rhode Island. I am truly blessed with a wonderful family and friends who were all in attendance. It was one of the happiest days of my life so far! 

I am a girl with small town roots. I was born in an itty bitty town in Jersey, grew up in Hershey chocolate-town PA, and now live in a small town in Lil' Rhodey in an old converted mill. Hubs and I have a little love child, a 25 pound puggle named Lilly who pretty much lights up my days.

I broadened my horizons when I decided to go to college and try out city life. I spent 4 years in nursing school at the University of Pittsburgh where I met some of the best lifelong friends. I sometimes long to go back to those "carefree" days!

I now work as a cardio-thoracic ICU nurse at a large academic hospital in Providence. I love my job (most of the time!) It is challenging and rewarding and I couldn't imagine myself doing much else...well, besides maybe a professional photographer...but that's a dream and a story for another post!

The future looks bright and I'm looking forward to this journey of life!

Hello...is anyone out there!?

This is it. I've started a blog. I have been wanting to do this for some time now, pretty much ever since I started planning my wedding 2 1/2 years ago and found out that this whole blog-o-sphere even existed. I think this will be a fun way to document what is happening in my little world because, after all, each year seems to be flying by faster and faster and as much as I try to live in the moment and soak everything in, it can't hurt to have something to look back on. I'm excited to get started!

**Happy 3rd birthday to my little love-bug puggle, Lilly!**