This belated honeymoon was filled with so much celebrating and my husband and I feel so very blessed. We celebrated our marriage as if it happened yesterday, and at the same time celebrated our first year together as husband and wife. We had our first Christmas Eve and Christmas Day as a married couple and both were perfect. My mom's birthday and my parents' anniversary took place while we were out west, and we thought of them and sent them lots of love and good wishes. We celebrated a New Year, and I couldn't be more excited for all that I hope 2013 will bring.
When we got home last night, I realized how happy I was to be home, which I think is a sign of an absolutely perfect vacation. It means we planned our vacation for just the right number of days. It means that we made the most of each day and did all we wanted to do. It means we have no regrets about how things went, just very happy memories and warm feelings about a fantastic two weeks. My husband hugged me when we got home and, smiling, said that he loves how many new inside jokes we now have. If that isn't a sign of a good vacation together, I don't know what is.
My plans for today include unpacking, eating detox food (rich restaurant meals always leave me craving quinoa, whole fruits, and spinach salads--my "detox food"), grocery shopping, and catching up on all of the lovely blogs I read, which I've neglected. I hope you all have had a wonderful couple of weeks and Happy 2013!
So glad you had such a lovely time, Kate! Sounds like it was just wonderful :) Now I really want to visit California - sounds amazing!
ReplyDeleteglad it was such an amazing trip! can't wait to see some pictures :) My husband and I just got back from our Christmas in Chicago, and I am feeling the same as you. Getting back into a rhythm and eating detox foods :)
ReplyDeleteGlad to have you back, but so glad you enjoyed your vacation!
ReplyDeleteYaaay! You're home :-) So happy to hear it was all you would've ever dreamed it would be! Sounds like a vacation for the books!
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