A Kentucky boy and a DC gal. This is the story of two newlyweds beginning their new life together in the Nation's Capitol. Follow us as we begin to renovate our first home, a 1910 Federal-style porch front in heart of Capitol Hill East.
Do you miss me? Now that I'm gone! LOL, for some reason my blog title made me think of this song.
Anyone remember it? I loved me some Jocelyn Enriquez back in the day and even owned the CD! #freestyle
Wow, it's been a minute since I last posted. Since I had some time in the midst of the crazy holiday season, I figured I would update you on some of the awesome things I've been up to since my last post (in October, eek!)
Well...
Justin and I hosted out very first Friendsgiving! And had an awesome Thanksgiving with my family, too!
I ate at a bunch of delicious places...
We did some stuff around the house! Got our floors upstairs refinished and got an energy audit of our house, too!
These next couple weeks I'll be updating you on some things that happened in the past, some unfinished posts, and other miscellany. We'll just call them the "lost files." For some reason or another, these are topics I just never got around to writing or posting until now.
Yes, it's old news, but it's new news to you, right? Stay tuned!
If you didn't know by now, I spent over a week in Kentucky for the holidays. Justin and I didn't have much of agenda so we mostly spent quality time with our family and friends. We really took rest and relaxation to the extreme and towards the end I was getting a little antsy ("Shouldn't I be doing something?!")
I didn't take many pictures due to my sheer laziness, but here are the few I took--
Partaking in some absinthe at the Bluegrass Brewing Company (not me, the guys):
Holding down the fort at O'Bryon's while everyone else went to the Xavier-Gonzaga basketball game:
Meeting Washington Nationals pitcher, Jordan Zimmerman. He happened to be at the same New Years party that Justin and I were attending. I must say that he looks different in real life than the stock photos I've seen of him. Justin didn't believe it was him, but I guess we'll never know...
We did other things, too, like catch the latest Mission Impossible movie with the fam and watch the UK-U of L game with all of Justin's Louisville friends (a split crowd to say the least!). Our visits to the bluegrass state seem few and far between at times, but don't worry we'll be back Kentucky Derby weekend with our DC friends in tow.
Oh, and we did manage to do some house stuff, but I'll blog about that in another post. :)
