Q&A Session Three

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1. Have ever attended a college?

Yes. I have an associates of arts in general studies from a community college and a BS in journalism, emphasis on photojournalism, from Northern Arizona University. I am fully aware of the craziness of that degree. I needed a degree and they didn't offer the one I wanted so I settled. I'm glad I did because I might not be with Ryan if I'd moved, but really, don't do that. Get a degree you actually want or you'll spend a few years of your life irritated.
2. How long have you and your sweetheart been together?

We've been a couple for four years, married for two... but we've known each other for about eight years and I had a crush on him the day I met him. 
3. What is the best advice that you have been given?

When we first got engaged, one of Ryan's aunts sent us a card. It said "Congratulations on your engagement! Here's some advice... ignore all the advice."

It's without a doubt the best advice I've been given and I give it to all newlyweds. Your marriage is your own. One couple's problems may be solved a completely different way than yours, just as they might show love in a completely different way. That's okay.

4. What part's have you visited in Florida?

I was only in Florida for three or four days when I went, and I didn't do any sight-seeing because I was there to baby-sit for my boss. I flew into and ate dinner in Orlando, stayed in Kissimmee, and then flew back home via Orlando. I'm very excited to actually see Florida when we go back someday.

5. if you had to stop moving around and permanently live in one location, where would it be? 

This is a really hard question to answer. I used to start crying when Ryan and I would talk about it because it was so hard and sad to imagine not traveling. Now I'm able to look at it a little more rationally though and understand that just because I'm not traveling every few weeks doesn't mean I can't travel. 

We'll realistically wind up wherever Ryan gets a job opportunity that makes homeschooling a possibility (some states require that you have a degree in teaching, which I do not)... but if I had to choose, based on where we've been so far? I would have to say this region is my favorite. Wyoming, Montana or South Dakota for sure.

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