Nothing I Like More

Than having my honey walk through the door after work. The army fatigues are a bonus. I really feel like I have everything I've ever wanted. I love knowing he'll be home for dinner. We love not sharing him with his school books. He is so helpful and fun to be with. 

For my birthday David surprised me with a box with a blue ribbon (my favorite color) around it. Inside was an itinerary for three days in San Antonio.  He arranged for his Mom to schedule her trip to visit us around my birthday.  He thought of every detail including a bike ride to all of the Spanish Missions. I've been dreaming of a bike ride together for sometime. He surprised me again with a night at the horse track. A date within a date. Our trip was delightful.

In front of our hotel. It was right next to the Riverwalk and everything else. 

This was  the only picture we took at the Riverwalk. There was too much hand holding to do, seriously.

I'm dramatizing our bike experience. If only I had a picture of him kicking the bike that didn't work. All of that frustration to make me happy. So sweet, it didn't even bother me that my rented bike ended up being a dud.

The "Nacho Libre" in my man came out when he saw this.

The Alamo of course. 

Romance and More Romance

We had a lot of fun taking pictures together. I love when he asks for the camera because something caught his eye and he wants to capture it.  

So pretty, it was nice to get a green fix after being in Killeen for a couple of months. I'm hoping for more rain next year.

He was anxious to get a view from the boxed seats. 

I couldn't believe they let us get this close to the track.  I guess we weren't watching the Kentucky Derby, but still.

The San Antonio Temple is gorgeous. I loved the bright blues and greens they used for the stained glass. David forgot his church shoes, but I only mention this in case you were worried about him!