God is good.

I am back at work from being away for 12 days of vacation + I am currently 99.9% stress free. [There always has to be some percentage of stress lying around in my head, even though I don't sense it at the moment.] ^_^

So, big news, everyone. I am now married to an awesome guy named Joshua + could not be any happier. :) The name has changed, the place of residence has changed, the route to work has changed--so many things that have happened all because of one "glorious day". It is definitely a transition that I am getting used to, especially being called "wife" rather than "girlfriend", but I definitely do not regret a thing. God has really blessed our relationship + the people around us. Our wedding was so beautiful + so much fun! I would love to relive it all over again if I could. Thanks to John Heredia + Tisha George + everyone else who was able to document our wedding, we will come close to it. It would not have been possible if we did not have countless loved ones around us to help + for that we are forever grateful for everyone's generousity.

KDI --> KDIS

Take care everyone until the next entry. ^_^

P.S. My friend Alison sent me this via email that I thought could interest some of you out there to read.

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[1 of] 5 THINGS THAT WILL DEFINE OUR LIVES
By Gary Clarke

The Cause of Christ
The Cause of Christ is what separates the selfish from the unselfish. Christianity is about what you give your life for rather than about what you get. Jesus said, "For this cause I have come into the world, that I should bear witness to the truth" (John 18:37 NKJV). Living for the Cause of Christ brings greater freedom in life, as it becomes the motivation for all that we do. It becomes the third cord in our relationships, giving a greater purpose to marriage and friendships. Goals and dreams are ultimately meaningless without a cause greater than ourselves. In taking up the Cause of Christ, we live as ambassadors for Christ and live for the greatest cause possible.
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