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I, Morgan, choose you Jordan to be my husband, my best friend and the love of my life forever. I promise you my deepest love, my fullest devotion, and my endless support through all of the uncertainties we'll face in this world together. I vow to be faithful to you, to lend you my strength in times of weakness, to support your dreams, to bring out the best in you always, to laugh with you into eternity, and to never take this love for granted. 

You are the calm to my storm, the joy that fills my heart, and I thank God for bringing you into my life. You are my soulmate. My love for you can never be halted for I am yours and you are mine. I ask you to share your world with me and I promise to stand by you, care for you, and love you with every ounce of my being from now until forever.

We spent our first "legal"anniversary together in beautiful Maine

eating lobster

biking lots of miles

taking awkward photos of ourselves with timers

taking awkward photos of each other just because

eating more lobster

then some ice cream

then more lobster

fishing

trail running

s'more making

showing off our tan lines

getting one million bug bites

walking on the beach

relaxing

having the most fun ever

and dreaming of the day we'll get to live in a peaceful place like this.

You're the best.

Let's do fun things like this forever.

I love you.

38 Wilson

I love New England. In such a short distance, you can be in the mountains or the lake or beautiful beaches or the ocean or a thriving city. I hustled back to the city after work one Friday and traveled up to VT with Caitlin, Zack and Lisa (roommate #3 of 4 from college - Abby was missed). 

After skiing on Saturday, we took an amazing hike -- taking in views like this. 

So peaceful.

Fall Fun

I love seasons. I love Fall in Boston. Most of all, I love being able to spend weekends enjoying the outdoors, eating awesome things and doing it all with lovely people. A few weeks ago, I gathered a troop of some of my favorite buddies for a hiking adventure at Blue Hills Reservation. It's literally 20 minutes from the city, but you feel like your in the depth of nature. It's glorious.

But first, Jordan and I met our good friends Tim and Chrissy in Brookline for some of these....

Now that's what I call a Crepe. If you live in the area, you have to visit Paris cafe and order at least 7 of their apple and brie crepes. They are the bomb. Chrissy and I begged to order more, but the boys told us we couldn't--what sexist pigs. :)

It's a good thing we got pumped up with cheese and pumpkin spice lattes, because our first activity at Blue Hills was a fairly intense and reckless game of catch. 

Ok, so really it was just Caitlin and Jordan passing to each other--huffing and puffing like they're important athletes. 

Then, the climb. Despite having a view of Boston, the blue hills are actually pretty challenging. 

Even the super stars needed a break.

Not this one. She was all hopped up on crepes. 

Please notice my walking stick. Thank you Jordan. So thoughtful.

We successfully passed the football the entire time--which involved lots of tasks to find the ball when we misjudged our passing distance. 

Such an experienced hiker...and check out the lady in the back. I'm not taking a picture of you. Don't worry.

View from the top

Victorious

Once we reached the bottom again, we rounded out our fun-filled day at Ikea with Zack and Caitlin. We spent more time eating affordable meatballs than shopping...but we did buy something useful. Photos on that to come.