I'm Sorry in Advance

... for the boringness of this post. There's not a whole lot going on around here. But since I have the Internet, I just had to say something.

You see, I'm generally something of an Internet junkie. I have a routine for when I sit down to the computer: check my e-mail, catch up on Google Reader, get the latest from Facebook, then proceed to do something productive (maybe). But I've been Internet fasting for a while. Don't worry. It wasn't voluntary.

We moved to a new apartment last week, and we're still deciding how to do the whole Internet thing. We might share with neighbors, we might just go ahead and get it ourselves, we might get it ourselves and attempt to share with neighbors ...

See what I mean? Serious decisions here. So serious, in fact, we've avoided making a decision altogether.

So here I am, in the Provo City Library, using the Internet and loving the overall atmosphere of the place. I love libraries and bookstores. There's just something about them. Anyway.

We don't really have a lot to report (with the exception of Ryan's internship, but I want to let him tell you about it!). Our Easter celebration consisted mostly of an exchange of, "Oh, happy Easter!" in the morning before we went to church. Our Mothers Day is shaping up to be relatively ordinary as well, though we will have our first week in our new ward. Wish us luck.

But sometimes uneventful-ness (a word? Probably not) is OK. It's warm outside. And when it's warm, wonderful things happen. Maybe we'll go to a park today. Or on a hike this weekend. Or to a baseball game. Or maybe we'll stay home and play games and watch Netflix movies (through the mail, of course). And that would be OK too.

Here's to uneventful days and warm spring afternoons (spent in the library). They're pretty delicious sometimes.