
So we decided to take a little getaway for a night to a little town called St. Michaels, MD. We had looked around at other places, but this town really stuck out. We stayed at the Harbour Inn in a jacuzzi suite. We had a cute balcony overlooking a doc and numerous boa

St. Michaels is one of those towns that has antique stores all over the place that look like cute houses. I'm not into antiques, but it's fun to go to these small towns anyway. I like finding funny restaurants to eat i


After our breakfast at a cute little restaurant, we checked out of the inn and went to the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum. It was interesting and fun to see how boats are built and how the bay has evolved over the decades. It couldn't have been more perfect weather, and it was the grand opening for a new exhibit. They sold soup and bread in a grassy area and we partook. The cream of broccoli felt good to the throat. This is a picture of a lighthouse we walked through. It was so picturesque.

We had a great times, and the best part was that we celebrated a year of such happiness, and so many changes. We've learned a lot and still consider ourselves newlyweds since we know we still have a lot to learn. The traditional gift for the first year of marriage is paper, if any of you didn't know. I got KC and origami kit and I think that should keep him occupied until next year. A friend at the hospital printed me a list of all the traditional gifts for each significant year. Next year is cotton. It's silly, really. I think I've decided that ice cream should be added to every year as well. Sound good?
All I can say is that I'm a lucky girl to have a guy like mine. Sometimes, when I'm acting a certain way, or we're in a particularly difficult situation, I think of what it would be like if I didn't have someone as understanding, and exceptionally kind as he is. Not only to

7 comments:
Thank you Emily for the wonderful account of your anniversary and sharing your feelings about being married. Some people have a hard first year. But mine was heavenly and it sounds like yours was too. What lovely photos. A great place.
I'm so grateful for KC. Thanks,KC for being such a good husband to my Emily.
How fun! You sound very mature for being so young and married a year! Enjoy the fun times, the kids will come soon enough and lots will change. When we had our 1st Anniversary, we had Landon, who was 3 weeks old. We tried to go out to eat, and it was a disaster w/ a nursing and screaming 3 week old baby. Anyway, looks fun! We wish we could do that :) enjoy it
That looks so fun! I'm glad you commemorated your time together instead of just babysitting for us or something . . .:) You guys are great together. Love you!
happy anniversary em! i hope that my first year of marriage is as good as yours!
Happy Anniversary! I remember being so excited to say the amount of "years" rather than "months" we had been married after our first anniversary. Time flies, huh?
I can't believe it has already been and year, and that Drew has been out for a year! You guys are so cute-we miss your guts!
You guys look like you had a great anniversary. TIme sure does fly. It just seems like yesterday I was at your wedding. I hope you anniversaries will continue to get better through eternity.
Post a Comment