a shortened update - a SHUTdate, if you will.
I've realized haven't posted much in the last, oh, six months or so. One of the major reasons, I think, is because a lot of time has been spent planning the wedding. After so much of my life being made public over the last five years, I'm quite apprehensive to let anyone from "The Internet" in on such planning. This revelation was made after some deep digging into my subconscious, however, so if that doesn't make much sense, I'm sorry.
I no longer work at Sea World. Outside of a Labor Day weekend spent doing Caricatures at Cedar Point, I will never work for anyone other than Young American Comics ever again. I am a work-at-home Mom, if only for Rocky for now.
The wedding is in less than 2 months now, and it's quite surreal realizing that I will be "Mrs. Parkhill." I couldn't be happier, however. The wedding itself is going to be amazing. We've afforded ourselves every last detail to make sure that it will be the wedding of our dreams, because we're only planning on having one. It's going to be the sort of wedding that I would love to attend.
We will be honeymooning in Northern Michigan, camping, hiking, relaxing.
We will be living in Lansing and working full-time for Young American Comics, doing caricature parties on the side for extra money.
We will get to spend Christmastime with my family.
We will travel South to see his family in February and/or March.
In April, we will take off on our year long tour. We will spend a year on the road making and promoting Independent Comics.
Sometime close to the end of the tour, we will begin our family.
After the tour, we will finally pick a city to stay in, put a down payment on a house, and start making plans for the Comic Shop/Studio.
We'll raise our children, and run our business, and God willing, (and with His help,) we'll always be this happy.
Yeah, I think being Mrs. Parkhill is going to be pretty good.
I no longer work at Sea World. Outside of a Labor Day weekend spent doing Caricatures at Cedar Point, I will never work for anyone other than Young American Comics ever again. I am a work-at-home Mom, if only for Rocky for now.
The wedding is in less than 2 months now, and it's quite surreal realizing that I will be "Mrs. Parkhill." I couldn't be happier, however. The wedding itself is going to be amazing. We've afforded ourselves every last detail to make sure that it will be the wedding of our dreams, because we're only planning on having one. It's going to be the sort of wedding that I would love to attend.
We will be honeymooning in Northern Michigan, camping, hiking, relaxing.
We will be living in Lansing and working full-time for Young American Comics, doing caricature parties on the side for extra money.
We will get to spend Christmastime with my family.
We will travel South to see his family in February and/or March.
In April, we will take off on our year long tour. We will spend a year on the road making and promoting Independent Comics.
Sometime close to the end of the tour, we will begin our family.
After the tour, we will finally pick a city to stay in, put a down payment on a house, and start making plans for the Comic Shop/Studio.
We'll raise our children, and run our business, and God willing, (and with His help,) we'll always be this happy.
Yeah, I think being Mrs. Parkhill is going to be pretty good.