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7 Years!

7 years! It's hard to believe that we've been married that long already :) A lot has happened in those last 7 years! Before we got married I had never lived outside of Tallahassee, FL (except for a few summers abroad). Since we've been married we've lived:
1.5 Years - New Orleans, LA
1.5 Years - Slidell, LA
1+ Years - M-Town, South Asia
3 + Years - Capital City, South Asia
We've lived together in the Capital longer than anywhere else since we've been married :)
Adam - YOU ROCK! It's been an awesome 7 years! :)
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DaceeB said…
Congradulations!! I love the nostalgic pics. You guys looked great! Well you still do look great. . . you know what i mean. :)
10:59 AM
Anonymous said…
You guys are awesome!! I love those wedding pics. Congrats on 7 years!!! Keep enjoying each other!! Love you guys!!!
2:45 PM
Bri said…
congrats!!! (Your wedding party kind of looks like you knew one day you'd be in south asia!)
5:37 PM
Kelley C said…
Happy 7 Years! I love that first pic. Its so A&A.
6:00 PM
Deanna said…
Congrats!!! It only gets better!
6:21 PM
Anonymous said…
Congrats!!!!!
6:50 PM
Emily said…
Congrats!! The Sheffermans rock!! (I always remember you wondering if it's 'Sheffermen' haha!)
7:04 PM
gloria said…
Yea!!!!!I have that picture up at the house!!!You guys are a perfect couple!! It just doesn't seem that long ago. congrats!lovegg
11:11 PM
Erin G said…
that top picture is GREAT, that might be my favorite shot I have ever seen of you two. I can't believe how relaxed and "yourself" (I say that as if I've met you, haha!) you look!

happy anniversary, and congrats!
2:42 AM
alwaysjoyfuldejs said…
Congrats! I never feel like I've aged more than when I look at our wedding photos (and we've not quite been married 6 years) but y'all still look so much like your 7 year old portraits!
1:17 PM
Derek said…
you guys are totally the cutest couple EVER! congrats on keepin' it real!
10:13 PM
Christine said…
Hey! I made the blog photos! Now I officially rock. miss you!!
5:14 PM
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