I've been a stranger

Hello. It's been a whiiiiilllle. As you can see.

But... my love for blogging has been reignited! (I think).

I don't particularly want to write about everything I have been up to... that just seems like... way way too much. But I will say this. I am applying for jobs in the city, and am super excited about some opportunities that I am finding.

I will also say this: I recently started volunteering with a senior's organization in Times Square, and the senior I am volunteering with has a Pekingese who apparently prefers young blondes with blue eyes... over any other person. So not only do men prefer blondes, but Pekingese apparently do too. Thank you God for making me blonde.

What else? I love New York City. My love for it is growing day by day. The more I see, the more smells I smell, the more crowded subway cars I ride in, the more taxis that zip past me. Every time Tyson and I talk, we add a year to the amount of time we want to live here. "Hon, we could live here after you graduate, right?" "Oh yeah, maybe we'll stay here for something like 5 years." "I am feeling 6 years is about right." "Well maybe I'll make a 5 year commitment to my job after graduating... so that makes it 7 years from this point. Does that sound good?"

And maybe, just maybe, this is where we'll live:

Alee and Tyson Kennedy
Bedford Street
APARTMENT 75 AND A HALF!
New York, NY

I promise you - If we ever live in this house, we will never leave. Ever. How could you ever give up this wonderful of an address? Basically, its story is that it is the narrowest house in New York. And right next to it, is the oldest house (as far as I can remember). It does cost about 4 million dollars so... that definitely limits the possibility of us ever living there, but I'll dream.