Dustin and I got to spend a good bit of time together this past week. He's in between semesters and therefore doesn't have to be in Waco right now, so he spent most the week and weekend in Austin. Also, my parents went to Hilton Head with some friends, so we had the house to ourselves, which was neat.
We played with the dogs a fair amount, enjoyed the hot tub, and generally relaxed. Saturday we spent a nice couple of hours having coffee out by the pool before the rain commenced. Then we headed to lunch at a great "new" (new since we've lived in Austin) place by campus called Cuatros. Delish. Then off to see the Angels & Demons movie, we'd both read the book and really liked it. Wonderful rainy day activities and we're really appreciating not spending our weekends doing homework.
Sunday we went to church with my parents and then out to see Mamie in Georgetown. I chatted with her and my parents while Dustin cracked some books and started studying again for this big test he has in July. I can't help but think he's one of the only people studying for this already, he's such a worry wart, but I admire his commitment to school and hard work.
Sunday evening Dustin and I went to see RENT at Bass Concert Hall, AWESOME! I love love loved it :) It was the first time I'd seen any form of the show, and it was great. Afterwards we walked around UT campus being nostalgic. I feel like it was just yesterday that I walked around here everyday, and now it seems so distant. The big pretty fountain where Dustin proposed was all lit up and running and we went and sat on "our" bench and admired it.
At times I feel like I should be moving on from college, that we need a house with a yard and grown up decorations, etc., but at other times I would love nothing more than to move to a funky apartment around campus or downtown and act our ages, since we are after all in our mid twenties. This is such an in between time, where it's "normal" to be married,
or not, have kids,
or not, have a "real" career,
or not, have a house,
or not- you get the idea
. I'm not sure where on the spectrum I want to be. I love being married and obviously wouldn't change that, but when we do move back to Austin are we ready for the 'burbs and the lifestyle that comes with it? Is there a happy medium?
Hope everyone has a great week! Hooray for the 3 day weekend coming up!
