Welp, day 2 is coming to a close...

Since my last post, I've spent time with a friend and dyed my hair back - THANK GOODNESS. My husband, loves crazy colored hair. I bleached my hair to dye it a light red and guess what! BLEACH IS BAD!!!!!! It turned my hair yellow and orange. I thought it looked terrible, but of course my hubby loved it. He wouldn't allow me to dye it back until he deployed, so here I am, with dark reddish brown hair, as normal. I feel alot better about it :) And I've started a craft. It's a bit of a secret at the moment until I find out whether or not it's gonna be awesome. But once I finish it, sometime this weekend, I will put some pictures up! Anyways, I also got an email from the husband today :) It was short, and very obviously sent last night versus today, but hearing from him was very very nice. Makes me feel so much better. It's starting to feel like he's just out to sea like normal. Just another underway. My husband and I, well, we're newlyweds pretty much. We were married November 26th, which was almots 3 months ago. That's not quite half of the deployment, but close-ish. And that feels like it was just yesterday. I'm starting to realize, that as long as I can keep myself very busy and keep the days turning quickly, he will be home before I know it. That little piece of hope helps keep me hopeful. I'm anxious for tomorrow because my husband will have a letter from the box I made him to open and read. He will have something that I made for him with love to hold onto and read. It will help him feel closer to home, and I am so happy for that. But for now ladies, I'm gonna snuggle my puppy, do a few exercises and tune into Teen Mom 2 (My favorite show - My hubby is secretly addicted too :p) So I will write to you all tomorrow. I apologize for a non-interesting day and not much stuff to grab onto - But everyone, this is good news. For you ladies, who are waiting for your husbands to come home, or you families who are waiting for your son, brother, sister, daughter, fathers and mothers, etc... Realize that the time will still pass and the pain will grow smaller. Know that you're stronger than anybody could know. Not many people could do what you do. And not many people could do what our loved ones out on deployment could do either. Keep you chins up everyone. Never let go of what you love.