it's been a year

So we've been in Ohio for just over a year now. We actually showed up on Sunday, June 1, in our lame matching West Virginia t-shirts. A lot has changed, but a lot has stayed the same over the last year. Let's review, shall we? We shall.

Big Changes:

• Sarah's pregnant. Since she is not an elephant, we can safely say that she got pregnant after moving here.
• We like church more now.
• We both have tattoos. Those are permanent, so I consider them pretty big changes.
• I like people more now and am less judgmental (I think). Sarah still doesn't like people, including you. She wishes you'd stop reading this and go punch yourself in the face.
  
• We play cornhole now and like it. I'm pretty good, but Sarah is not. And we know what cornhole means.
• We have a lot less money, but more of God, so we're pretty good here.
• I've gone from never wanting to be a lead pastor to knowing that I will be one at some point. That's a weird one for me.
  

Not everything changes, though. Here are some things that have not and probably will never change:

• We still love each other a good deal.
• We still hang out with teenagers. We miss our kids from Florida, and we make up for it by hanging out with other teenagers. Only now, it's not our job. We volunteer.
• We have maintained good hygiene.
  
• Our animals are obnoxious.
• I'm still chubby, and despite being pregnant, Sarah still is not.
• We love Michigan and all Detroit sports, and of course, we still hate the Gators, Seminoles, and Jaguars.
  
• And, of course, we love God. He's pretty much awesome.