I realized I haven't really told ya'll what we're up to in our daily lives. I'm here to remedy that.
This is where we currently live:
Tommy and Jayme (Ryan's best friend from HS) are kindly letting us take over their newly renovated bedroom basement in their house here in Omaha (120th and Center-ish if you want to come visit). They are so easy to live with, and we enjoy having Tommy to play games with any night that Ryan has the energy after work. AND Rob and Melissa (our other best couple friend) only live 7 minutes away. We spent A LOT of time with them our first weekend here. It reminded me of the good ol' college days where Rob was only a few buildings over at the dorms. However, we call it a night at 11 now instead of 2 a.m. Lame old people.
I spend my days with this cute grin:
And these begging eyes:
So far, so good! It took Ryno a few days to figure out what the heck that thing was that was always on my lap. Now he just deals with it and shares his space (and me).
Luna is a great baby and really only cries when she is hungry or needs her diaper changed. But I am getting a nice taste of what it's like to be a mother and no longer have your time be YOUR time. She still eats every two hours so it's been an adjustment trying to get things done in her 20 minute - 1 hour naps. Great training for my future! (No, this is not a pregnancy announcement).
Ryan is working full time at Community Rehab down in Bellevue. He was supposed to be working here in Millard, right next door to his gym, and was quite upset when they moved him to Bellevue which gives him a 30 minute commute each way. He's learning how to handle long days and early mornings as his schedule is 7-6 MWF and 8-12 T/TH. And I'm learning how to be at home with a baby and new car. Needless to say it's been quite the adjustment for both of us.
We've loved being back in Omaha, however! Nebraska weather has proven that it hasn't changed one bit. On Saturday we were able to enjoy the 75 degree weather with a motorcycle ride. Then, the winds and rain kicked in and we woke up to a chilly 28 degrees on Sunday. Just lovely.
We still have A LOT of people to see, but that's what is so great about this place. We have so many friends of all personalities so we can always find someone to join us in our crazy endeavors. Although, we can't seem to think of any crazy or fun things to do here. We're at a loss of things to do that are inexpensive/free. So we've spent a lot of nights playing games.
Suggestions?
