#Lydia hawk kindergarten jump start full
Hubby is Séverin: loud, sarcastic, a little too full of himself, brilliant anyway, and struggles with emotions. Plus, more than a little obsessed with academics. I’m definitely Enrique, the one trying to find their place in society still, trying too hard to prove themselves, and always dragged into messes but secretly loves it anyway. So see? That didn’t stop just because he bought me a shiny ring and started getting on my nerves full-time.
#Lydia hawk kindergarten jump start movie
You know, now that I think of it, I probably should’ve used Howl and Sophie, except that was actually the movie we watched on our second date, so comparing our relationship to them is less romantic and more cheesy. Well, that and Sophie was kind of a BAMF and Enna. let’s go!Įnna and Maekallus have a relationship almost like Howl and Sophie. Not in any way that really counts here, so it’s not really relevant. Or any other time during this marriage (. I should probably add a caveat to say that this post is all in fun and jest and no one was killed or stabbed or maimed in the making of this post. But also because as you’re reading this, I’m on vacation, which means I do what I want and you can’t stop me. Mostly because I don’t want to post twice on Tuesday and I had nothing to post on Monday. Did you skip some days?! Is Monday the new Tuesday?! What day is it anymore? What year?! *flails* The answer is yes, probably, for sure, still Monday, and I dunno probably 3022 by now.įear not, I actually am posting my Tuesday post on Monday. right? You may be wondering if maybe we’ve fallen into a time slip. You may be thinking to yourself, But Sammie, today’s Monday. This week’s Top Ten Tuesday is a freebie, and since hubby and I just celebrated our 13th wedding anniversary last week, I thought it’d be a good time to compare us to some fictional couples that I love. that being said, I think you might be surprised by which fictional relationships I actually relate to in this marriage. eventually have a child and waaaay too many pets and live happily ever after. Eventually turns into high school sweethearts. Other than that, it’s mostly a textbook romance, right? Meet in school. We were already married for two years before he realized it was my fault, so HA! I win!
We only continued to be friends because he thought my friend was the one who started it. Hubby and I met in kindergarten, slowly circled each other’s lives in not necessarily meaningful fashion, and then I scarred him for life in sixth grade by starting a nickname that I thought was cute (it was) and which he utterly hated (because he’s lame) that totally caught on amongst our peers.
You know, like it was intended to be.Įven though I don’t read a ton of romance, every now and then I hit a book where the romance is so relatable that, in fact, it does remind me of my own romance. but when I do, I prefer my romance to be full of conflict, tension, banter, and questionable life choices.
Most of you know by now that I don’t love reading books with heavy romance.
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