surprise! we're moving to europe

That's my plan, at least, after Aaron graduates and we're not bound to any place. The crazy thing about marriage is there are two people who have to come to an agreement on a plan, though. I've dreamed about this since I was little, and as far as planning goes, it's something that seems feasible. I'm a word whiz and he makes movies. English seems to be in demand in most places (not to get too anglo-centric), and, as far as the film thing goes, it's just as realistic for him to find jobs in European towns as it is in the States. (That realism, by the way, is tempered by the fact that there is a low low low placement rate. So when I say it's realistic, I'm saying the lowness is about equal.) It's hard for both of us to deal with unknowns, so going all "Revolutionary Road" is kind of out of my league. But I want to so bad. We'll see.


{london bridge courtesy}


{did you get lost in amsterdam source}


{for you, champery source}