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Together at last

After having been in a long-distance relationship for about four months now, Conrad and I are soon to be united, never again to part from one another.  I will be flying down to Texas tomorrow and then the two of us will drive up to Tennessee together, with his car and all of his stuff.  Then we will be together in body as well as in mind.

We have not seen each other since he came up here for my birthday in the middle of June.  This last month and a half has been excruciating.  Every particle of my body screams out "I want Conrad."  I cannot express in word or even in thought how extremely excited I am to see him in approximately 24 hours from this time.  The best part about it is that I will never have to live apart from him again.

I have the most romantic thoughts of going down to Dallas to rescue him from the extreme heat and then riding off into the sunset with him.  (Ok, so it would be away from the sunset since I'm east of Dallas.)  It has definitely been a long time since I have looked forward to something as much as this, and I know that it will be one of the happiest moments in my life when I get to hold him in my arms.  Oh, how joyful it will be.

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  1. Joey8/5/11, 9:28 PM

    Well, someone is excited! I am extremely happy for the two of you. I am also excited to finally get to meet the infamous Connie!

    Be careful making the drive back to Tennessee. Talk to you both soon.

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  2. thaumkid8/12/11, 1:42 AM

    Are you getting married on this trip? Is Conrad moving to Tennessee permanently now? =)

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