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Today marks four years of wedded bliss for Sarah and me, and the first year of our marriage spent in the country of our births. It’s been a fun ride, and I’m looking forward to many more exciting years to come. We’ve decided to buy each other a house. Not one for each other, mind you – one for the two of us will be fine. And when I say buy, I mean become indebted to someone for the next 30 years who will take lots and lots of money in interest from us. Ah, such is life. Here’s hoping they will actually lend us the money! Tonight we celebrate by having a great dinner together (coupon-inspired, once again) and with then take in some Shakespeare. I’m not sure The Taming of the Shrew is the most apropos selection for our anniversary, but the theater group wouldn’t let me pick another one.

In other news, the weather has been flirting with the triple digits for about a week now, with a break for a day-long downpour that left many in the Dallas area (but fortunately not us) without power and brought up many correlations to Noah and building an ark. The temperatures quickly rose back to pre-storm levels, and faucets now squeal when turned on, as if to thank the user for a respite from the heat. July and August, here we come!

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