Today is our 4-year anniversary.
Best.Four.Years.Ever.
Isaac and I often talk about how neither of us felt there were any big "surprises" when we got married, despite our VERY short courtship--our transition to married life was pleasant and smooth. But now that we've hit four years, I am pleasantly surprised about a few things:
1) We still love to hold hands, cuddle, smooch, and say "I love you"
2) Isaac is, if anything, handsomer than the day we got married
3) I still get excited when Isaac comes home at night
4) Isaac has never yet raised his voice at me
How did I get so blessed? I love you Isaac!
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Anthropomorphism at the Hess Home
I'd like to introduce you to some of the lesser-known members of our family.
Meet:
Rupert
Otis
Horace (Isaac's)
Waldo (Camber's). He used to have pupils...
Gonzo
Clarence
And Wilbur, Camber's deaf ear.
Turns out it's hard to take a picture of one's own ear.
And, to be helpful, the definition of anthropomorphism, in case you're too embarrassed to ask:
Anthropomorphism: Any attribution of human characteristics to animals or non-living things, phenomena, material states and objects or abstract concepts. --Wikipedia
Meet:
Rupert
Otis
Horace (Isaac's)
Waldo (Camber's). He used to have pupils...
Gonzo
Clarence
And Wilbur, Camber's deaf ear.
Turns out it's hard to take a picture of one's own ear.
And, to be helpful, the definition of anthropomorphism, in case you're too embarrassed to ask:
Anthropomorphism: Any attribution of human characteristics to animals or non-living things, phenomena, material states and objects or abstract concepts. --Wikipedia
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