Another uneventful day

Well, another day is over with. What has happened today you are wondering? ABSOLUTELY nothing. I spent the day talking to Derek. He has to do room inspections on Monday and had some guys that did not want to clean their rooms I guess and so he had to go back and re inspect their rooms this evening and then he got back online and talked to me.
We discovered some more new neat stuff on our macs. We have discovered that we can view each others screen while on messenger which is really neat. We also got on webcam together. I am working on a slide show of pictures from when we were dating up till when we got married. 
I let him see what I have gotten done so far while we were connected screen to screen.
Other than talking to Derek nothing else really happened today. My dad and I went out and walked, the day was pretty nice it was about 70 degrees outside and somewhat cloudy. After that we got back to the house and my mom came home from going to get Kyle my cousin who just had a brain tumor removed and to pick up his youngest Caroline from school.
I am also starting to work on putting my step son's easter basket together to send to him, he lives in Lake Mary Florida. 
I have to re do my spain hotel reservations as their policy has changed for reserving rooms which I think is stupid. They said due to space A we cannot book a room until 30 days prior to arriving. Apparently the policy changed right after we booked and they decided to cancel our reservation sooooo, I am going to have to remember to do it before I leave,
I am also still watching airline tickets to spain. They have stayed the same so far and have not gone up nor down. I plan on flying to madrid and Derek is going to hop on a train and pick me up and we will take the train back to base. I hope Tonya will get to go with me.
As far as family planning and what not. We have found a possibility of avoiding passing on 22q11 to our child at the Emory Genetics Clinic here in Atlanta which is pretty exciting. We are looking forward to trying to get a referral for there when Derek comes home. 
A month has almost passed since Derek has been gone and everything is going good so far and it just seems to be going slow for some reason as it always does during deployments but time sure does fly when he is at home.
I told him today it feels like he is back in Italy again where he was when we met, so I am hoping it wont be any big deal.
Other than not much going on my cardiologist appointment is tomorrow. I am hoping that everything goes good and hoping to go back to our little house in Gulfport.
I miss seeing my friends and NAVY family. 
Tonight dad cooked chicken on the grill and I made mashed cauliflower which turned out really good. It is also good for you. 
I am about to go to bed since I have to be in Atlanta in the am at 8. It takes us about a half hour to get there from the house plus more probably now that it is going to be raining and right in the middle of rush hour traffic.
As Jeff dunham put it one time the problem with rush hour traffic is that every body leaves the house at the same dang time and then at 5pm it is the same thing but vs versa. 
Anyhow I think I am ending this blog here with this thought........
A military marriage is very trying and tough. IT makes the heart grow founder of the one that is away and also makes you appreciate each other even more than you have before.
You miss them , but do not take the fact for granteed that technology is better than the older days where they only had letters to write home.
Today there is computers,letters, and cell phones etc. No matter what the choice of staying in touch with loved ones, it is I am sure always a very heart felt conversation. You cherish every word that they say and the time you get to speak with them.
Well this is all for now. I miss Derek more than yesterday and today and even more tomorrow, the resault of the doctor appointment will be discussed on here tomorrow and I will probably be heading back to gulfport depending on what time we get out of there and how bad the weather is.