new year...new blog.

SOOOOO...it's been a while! Sorry I took a little break from the blog. Been a little busy with the wedding, moving to DC, and life in general! Don't get me wrong...it has been amazing time - just busy!

Here is a recap...got married to the most wonderful man ever -- Mr. Jordan Hahn. We had a beautiful wedding surrounded by all our family and friends (thanks to all who could make it and be a part of it). After the wedding we went to BORA BORA for our honeymooon and that was just a once in a lifetime thing...soo beautiful. Definitely recommend it if you have a couple thousand to blow!  :)

After all that wedding business we packed up (well the movers did)..and now we live in DC officially..well technically Bethesda, MD. We have a cute little townhouse/condo right by the metro and we are loving it. I have set up my home office and work remotely as of now. My new coworker isn't very talkative unfortunately..she just sleeps all day (ohh sersh!)

Jordan and I have had a blast thus far. We have been navigating the ins and outs of trying to become residents of maryland. Never an easy task must i say. I think we are almost at the end and able to get everything squared away. Today i found out that my tint on my car is too dark for the front 2 windows..wtf? who even cares?!?!? i guess the MD police do...anywho they told me i have to take it off by just peeling it and some rubbing alcohol...blah! Then it will pass inspection and then i can be licensed/registered/inspection pass in MD. If you ever move to MD..be prepared...not fun.

well anyway..i am trying to be better about bloggin from now on..there is always adventures now since i have no idea of anything here...but nevertheless very fun!

stay tuned..

One week.....

One week till my first birthday!!! Such happy and sad
feelinngs...happy that I am better and that transplant worked for now
but sad that I had to go thru all that. I still think about it
everyday and how there is someone somewhere sitting in a hospital bed
getting a transplant and just hoping and wishing it will work.

I guess I am one of the lucky ones..looking at stats and all. Out of
those patients with leukemia receiving a stem cell transplant, the
survival rate for 2-5 years is 40-80%. That's not including all the
crazy side effects that this procedure has. We are looking at effects
like: infertility, muscle problems, bladder control, failure of
transplant, organ complications, etc.

My Craftiness!!!

I spent all day making these super cute invites for my future sister
in laws bridal shower that we are throwing!! Pretty proud of myself
for this one!!

obsessed with hair

soo i can't get hair off my mind..all i can think about is having longer hair! BLAH!!! I think all this wedding business just makes me really really miss it! i think its one of those things when you imagine walking down the aisle you don't imagine having boy short hair...

soo if anyone knows anything about hair extensions that are safe and will be able to be hid easily -- let me know! Girl needs some help..or at least something to calm my mind about it!

Cancer candy!!!

I hid candy in this bag..this was the bag I took to every appointment
while going through cancer!!

Love me some SMARTIES!!!

Work it girl....

This is why we are friends....

Why America will stay fattt....

Three words: Starbucks happy hour

Just bc it is half price, it doesn't mean it is half the calories

Julie

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