with two 30 page papers due tomorrow at midnight, i've been pretty disconnected the past couple of weeks. i hadn't planned on blogging, but i saw this quote today at church and it really stood out to me.



have a great week, everyone.

weekend fun:
we went to bay cities in santa monica over the weekend, which is a deli and italian market. we've heard about this place from millions of people, but it always comes with a disclaimer about the wait. luckily our wait wasn't so bad, but after going it makes perfect sense why people are willing to go through hell for this place. it was delicious, and we already tried to go back, but they are closed on monday's. ha.




the bread at bay cities was definitely the best bread i've ever eaten and i really wish i were munching on a loaf right now.




this is the godmother. davis and I both got this with the works, and we will forever be godmother lovers.




hope you had a deliciously relaxing weekend too. we sure did.

i'm ready to blog again. after our trip to utah i have a renewed joie de vivre and i have vowed to be more positive.

despite the fact that i feel like most of you would be uninterested in my seriously mundane life, i recently realized that this period of our lives could potentially be over soon and i'm really sad about it. so instead of ignoring the days and weeks of solitary confinement, i will instead smile, take pictures, and post them to my blog on a semi-regular basis.

***UPDATE*** after posting this, i tried to upload pictures from our trip and our sd card reader isn't working so i may have already failed at my goal. ha. next post; i swear.

i was cleaning off some files on my computer when i stumbled through a folder of images that i didn't recognize.
when i went into it, i realized that it was the set of images that davis had made, annotated, and hand bound into a book to propose to me.
each picture had a caption about a moment during our friendship or relationship. the last one was the ring image, and then he proposed.