Hello there!
All this talk of Spring Break is giving me some serious "secondyearitis" (a more rare, more concerning condition than the well-known seniorits). People are laying out at the beach in my home state (I know this because of the never-ending Facebook statuses), others are going to the west coast, europe, and all over. And I was a little bit bitter and had to stay in town to continue my internship work, write a paper, and catch up on school work.
SO. My wonderful husband helped to be shake my mood and we took off for Baltimore Inner Harbor. We were actually booked to go to a FamilyLife marriage conference there, but we needed a little free time/fun time instead. So we took ourselves up on the non-refundable Friday night stay at the Hyatt Regency and the refundable registration fee from the conference. Totally the best marriage conference we've ever not been to. We had a blast enjoying time with one another.
We spent a really chill time walking and eating and dancing our way through the harbor, so I'll just leave you with some of the pictures. It was really beautiful there!
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| A beautiful view of the aquarium and the harbor. |
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| An old power plant that is now a Hard Rock and a Barnes & Noble (sorry for the shadow). |
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| Camden Yards. Where the Orioles play. |
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| Dragon paddle boats. |
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| The two of us outside "Power Plant Live", the restaurant/bar district of Baltimore where had a blast and danced the night away. |
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| The star stamps we got from the bar/dance club we went to. Felt a little like an 18 year old and 3 days of scrubbing still hasn't gotten entirely rid of it. |
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| Me at the national cathedral (in DC, not Baltimore). We stopped there on the way home. It's gorgeous! |
That's all folks! On the upcoming agenda, we have: a hiking trip in the Shenandoah! Caleb coming to visit! A little getaway to Philly for our anniversary! A secret mission to Jacksonville, Florida! and GRADUATION! Laissez les bons temps rouler! (That's french for "let the good times roll")
5 weeks of grad school and counting...
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