Eeeww! He Kissed Her on the Lips!

Yesterday Dan and I went to an absolutely gorgeous wedding.

The ceremony was in a cute little garden with terraces and fountains.  After the bride and groom kissed and everyone cheered, it fell silent and a little boy yelled, “Eeeeww!  He kissed her on the lips!” 

Hilarious.

Dan made friends with the harp player.

The reception was just as beautiful with the best wedding food I have ever had. Hands down. 

Austin (the groom) was in my fellowship class at UNC.  I have become friends with Tammy (the bride) since then.  Here is my entire fellowship class.  From left to right – Dr. Tran, Noelia, Justin, me, Meredith, and Austin. 

Moving away from my home and Dan for an entire year was extremely hard on me.  I can say with 100% certainty that I would not have lasted a month if it wasn’t for these fine people.  I love and miss them so much!  Although they continue to try to get Dan and I to move to North Carolina, we are trying to get them to give Kansas City a try!

After the wedding we hit up my favorite coffee shop, then a bar, and then my camera went dead.  Probably from the multiple car pictures.

Run

Yesterday I ran 8 miles on the Ayr Mount trail. 

Holy cow, this was hard.  For the first 3 miles I was really questioning my ability to run a half marathon in a month.  Then, after I passed the 4th and 5th miles things started to seem a little easier. I think I am tired from constantly being on the go while traveling and probably not fueling my body the best I can while going out to eat most nights.  I also think that running on gravel is a bit harder than running on pavement.  

Points Breakdown

I didn’t track my points yesterday.  I wish I could say that I tried to eat lot so fruits and veggies, but I didn’t plan well and there weren’t many available.  I did, however, try to listen to my stomach and only ate when I was hungry.  I am excited to get back in the normal swing of things tomorrow!

Thought for the day: