Our Home Is Finally.. Well.. Home! :D

God do I have a lot of stuff to ramble about. First of all, our house! These are the videos: Beginning

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3OMTvHb_9c

and End.

http://www.youtube.com/user/lauraallover#p/u/0/vQMKX1Z7W8E

We tried our best to "transform" the apartment into our home, instead of just a house. (If that makes sense!) We're throwing a party tonight with Avacado and Jersey, actually! :) I really like this place, the only complaints Adam and I have is the plug ins. They are placed in the WEIRDEST places; and the radiators. They're everywhere, and they take up a lot of space, which is annoying. Besides that, everything is great, our neighbor is the Chaplin and his family, (which is funny, considering I'm an athiest) and the people around here are generally very sweet. Adam and I have been really good with grocery shopping, we've managed to buy a lot for quite cheap, which has been GREAT, and we've nearly stocked up our whole fridge. Our major needs at the moment is some more plates, cookware, dishes, etc, a trashcan and shoe holder. Maybe more some "homey" stuff too, like pictures/picture frames, candles, etc. A lot of the furniture in here, we don't need / wont use, so we're using a spare room for storage.

Now, onto the Husky. His current name is "Juno" and he was abandoned by an American couple, who decided he was too big to take home. They ended up dropping him off at the shelter. He's 6 months old, and in a small area and not getting the help he needed, and was pretty closed to getting "put down". The Foster of the Golden that Adam and I were planning on adopting decided she wanted to adopt her, so Adam and I looked for another dog, and stumbled across Juno. Poor guy. We're only fostering him at the moment, but if a time arises where we feel we would like to adopt him, I'm pretty sure we have that option. He is going to need A LOT of training, so I guess it's a good job I'm at home a lot and Adam works out a lot. If his home isn't with us, then we will do our best to make sure he finds a good one