Married Life

I've been a married woman for a little over a week now, and wedding related things still plague me! Mostly it's just the mess I left in my room at home, and the billion and one thank you cards David and I still have to write and mail out, but nonetheless, I caught myself waking up last night thinking about it, but quickly feel back asleep after telling myself that no one is expecting a thank you card right this second ;).
David and I have settled into our very mobile home. We have all the cabinets filled to the brim thanks to our parents, and my Grandma and Randall. I hate to say it, but I think that we might have too much food! Our cloths take up another chunk of our storage space, along with some, well, things of Grandma's. David did an amazing job getting things organized, sorted out, and packed away. All I really did was the bathroom and food. David even went to town to get quarters for us to do some laundry today. He really is an amazing man and I couldn't be happier to be his wife. Our little camper is really starting to feel like our little home.
I started school today, and am feeling a lot less panic-y than I normally feel at this point in the semester. I have diagnostics this semester, which results in me not having any clients, but having 1 evaluation session per week. This will give me a lot more free time than I usually have, so I should be able to stay on top of homework and assignments pretty well...as soon as I buy books!
The job hunt is still on for David. He got an email about a phone interview while we were still on the honeymoon, and he's emailed and called them back a couple of times now, but we still haven't heard anything. He went on a job hunt today, driving all over Calera and Alabaster. Prayers for this area of our life would be appreciated. I know that David is feeling disappointed and disheartened about all of this.
We've spent the past couple of evenings playing the Wii and eating popcorn together. It's been relaxing, and we've really enjoyed spending time with each other, getting to know the new, married versions of ourselves.