Life Deforming: Initial impressions...

Friday, April 10, 2015

Initial impressions...

So we've been here just a few hours and I'm in love with this place! Lacey's parents are some of the nicest, warmest people I've ever met in my life! I was family before they said a word to me. :3 This town is very beautiful, too! Lacey's dad took me the scenic route home so I could take some of it in. There are several little shops downtown that I'm itching to check out, namely a couple little arts & crafts type places. Today will probably be a mostly quiet day, Lace and I are both tired and sore. Her parents have a few nicknames for her, but "Lacey Em" (her middle name is Emily) is my favorite.

It's now completely apparent to me on how Lacey is the fabulous, kind, gentle soul that she is. She's cut from some amazing cloth. I keep calling them by their first names or Mr./Mrs. Irwin and they want to be mom and dad. Lace and I were snuggling on the couch while waiting for breakfast and when MOM brought it in, she said "You two are adorable. I've had a hard time picturing it, but that anyone could hate this makes me sick." Acceptance. :3

BTW, this is Lace at 3:30 this morning:

Life is just not fair... :p

And some luggage:

That's my stuff. Some asshole put his foot in my shot!

Okay, time to snooze, yo.

Rei~

2 comments:

AdraApril 10, 2015 at 2:35 PM
Okay, I cannot believe how beautiful Lacey looks at three in the fucking morning! Life definite is NOT fair... So glad this is going wonderfully, darling. And very happy your flight was safe. ❤️
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LacebunApril 10, 2015 at 8:57 PM
I only put on some makeup! Lots of women wear makeup at 3:00 in the morning! They're whores, but they do! lol I'm so glad you love my parents and that all is going so well! :) Hopefully the week will just get better and better! XOXO *Kisses* ♥
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