My marriage is the best! CLEARLY.

So many things have been happening, I think I need to resort to bullet points. Maybe this is for the best? Well, regardless, here we go.

• I got a BlackBerry! Ah, the perks of working remotely--I never had a justification to get one before. It's pink. I'm only sorry that it isn't purple. Now I'm going to be connected all the time, and I know that can be problematic but since I'm going to be so far away from my office, this makes me feel better. And also allows me more flexibility in terms of stepping out in the middle of the workday.
• I need an endocrinologist in Denver. I found one that was highly recommended, but she didn't take my insurance. Then I found one who seems mostly good, but a few reviews said that he was too busy and was kind of rushed. I'm going to try him, though, because at this point I know my condition and don't really have questions. If I like him, I'll stick with him. If not, I'll keep looking.
• Now that we know we're moving to Denver, we can start planning our trips for this year, which were on hold because we couldn't book flights without knowing what airport we'd be departing from. Now we can, so we're working on figuring out our promised trip to Germany in May, which will involve a mini second wedding reception for Torsten's family and friends who weren't able to attend the actual wedding, and a trip back to the east coast in the summer to spend a week with my family at the beach. Already I'm glad that I'm still with my current job and its luxurious four weeks of vacation per year.
• Moving out of our apartment building is a huge pain. They only let you reserve the freight elevator for two hours, and not at all on Sundays unless you pay $200. The movers could hardly guarantee a day on which they'll arrive, much less an exact time. I'm still not quite sure how we're going to resolve this. Maybe there will be a miracle and they'll show up at exactly the right time? HA HA HA HA. HA. Ha.
  
• Last week our car dealer called to ask why he hadn't received our DC inspection papers yet. I had no idea that we had to get the car inspected in DC. We bought it in Virginia and it passed inspection there, so I thought that was good enough, but of course it wasn't, and I should have known that. So, I took the car off to get inspected, and it failed because the windows were too tinted. DC has very strict tinting laws, apparently, and the most annoying part is that the window tint our car has is totally legal in Colorado, but we have to register the car in DC because that's where we live right now. So, this weekend I took the car to get de-tinted, and now I have to take it to get re-inspected. A pain in the ass, and one that cost $135 plus hours of our time.
• Last night Torsten stopped at the grocery store on his way home from work to pick up dinner, and when he got home he realized that he'd forgotten to buy one of the things I'd requested. Proof that he's the best husband ever? He offered to trudge back down to the store and get it, despite it being late and him being exhausted. And proof that I'm the best wife ever? I told him not to go because it wasn't a big deal, AND I MEANT IT.